Nancy Pearce

Nancy Pearce
Senior Business Consultant, HRIS Practice Leader - Nancy is our HRIS Practice Leader and has over fourteen years of experience with BAASS. Nancy started as a Senior Business Consultant with Sage 300 ERP (Accpac) with emphasis on the Not-for-Profit sector specializing in Payroll & HR Management Systems. She became certified in Sage HRMS in 2006 and eventually moved her focus to strictly Human Capital Management consulting and development of the HRIS Practice at BAASS.
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Recent Posts

How Can We Attract New Employees and Keep Them for Life?

By Nancy Pearce | Oct 2, 2018 9:30:00 AM

How many of your employees have left your organization within the past year? The past five years? While you may not be  losing all of your employees, losing even one can have a  significant impact on your business.

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Empower Your HR Department By Using Sage HRMS

By Nancy Pearce | Sep 20, 2018 10:24:00 AM

Are you spending too much time processing employee information, absence transactions and benefits calculations?  Sage HRMS can help.

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Clever Ways to Use Your HRIS System’s Self-Service Function

By Nancy Pearce | Apr 6, 2017 8:26:00 AM

An HRIS (Human Resource Information System) system offers many time-saving features. One of these features is the self-service function. HR professionals often think of the employee self-service portal as just a better way for employees to update their contact information and other data.  

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HR Systems that Work for You, Not Against You

By Nancy Pearce | Jul 5, 2016 10:06:44 AM

What’s the one big thing your company needs to consider as you examine the options for upgrading your human resources systems? Keeping user experience at the forefront of HR system use is the key to choosing a system that works for all.

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The Secret to Employee Engagement

By Nancy Pearce | Aug 25, 2015 2:27:00 PM


Over the past five years, how many employees have left your company voluntarily? How has the loss of valuable employees affected your business? While employee turnover is a natural part of the workforce cycle, unexpected losses can be harmful to your company. The loss of valuable employees can mean many things for businesses (no matter the size): unfulfilled roles, higher costs, a lower knowledge base, and decreased performance overall. Turnover comes with high costs that many businesses are not willing to pay; therefore, many companies are looking for tactics to keep their employees happy and engaged.

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