Marsden Rawsthorn

Marsden Rawsthorn have been using oneHR since 2013. It provides their employees with the ability to apply for leave themselves through the system, it has cut out a great deal of administration time within their organisation.

oneHR provides the management team with a quick and easy way to process employee leave requests, cutting out unnecessary holiday/leave request forms, processing times, and waiting periods. Employees have a quick response as to whether or not their leave request has been approved – without the paper being mislaid to and from members of staff.

“oneHR has allowed us to take massive strides towards becoming a paperless office. The oneHR team is always there to answer our calls and field our queries, someone is always there to help.”

Debbie Pettit – CEO, Marsden Rawsthorn

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