HR Review of XpertHR
November 18, 2023

HR Review of XpertHR

Jade Shaw | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User

Overall Satisfaction with XpertHR

I use XpertHR for guidance, templated and case studies on a wide range of HR topics including employment disputes managing end of employment equality diversity and inclusion topics such as gender pay gap, discrimination, pregnancy and maternity rights, etc. health and wellbeing sickness absence management data protection career breaks grievances TUPE recruitment performance management
  • FAQs
  • Case studies
  • Guides
  • Templates
  • Potentially reduced the need for legal involvement
I work within employee relations so from my perspective, it's helped by influencing a reflective practice. I am unsure if colleagues within Policy and Procedure use XpertHR in a similar way to provide a positive impact on the University's procedures. However, I am aware that this support and guidance is available on XpertHR.
As stated previously, this may be more pertinent in areas such as Policy and Procedural Improvement. However, from an Employee Relations point of view, it has certainly been the start of conversations and allowed for a more reflective process when considering complex casework or queries. It's somewhere I go to in the first instance for guidance and support. I find the FAQs particularly helpful in these scenarios.

Do you think Brightmine delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with Brightmine's feature set?

Yes

Did Brightmine live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of Brightmine go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy Brightmine again?

Yes

I have found articles and guidance documents on the XpertHR webpages to be a great starting place when considering complex employee relations situations in the workplace, and it often relieves the need to get legal aid, as the examples included include legal case studies to provide rationale on the guidance.