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Personnel
and Policy
More
user options on PMKeyS
By
Lt-Col Greg Tolcher
The Personnel Systems (PS) Branch in DPE continues to develop
PMKeyS Self Service (PSS), an on-line service that enables Defence
personnel to view and, in some cases amend, data in their PMKeyS
record.
Currently, PSS allows members to view the following information:
Personal details:
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u
Leave entitlement (including annual, LSL and WSL).
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u
Leave history (including all types of leave absence).
Later
this year the following functions will also be introduced:
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Electronic
Preferences and Restrictions functional-ity is expected to be
introduced in the third quarter of 2004.
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Salary
Variation Advice statements are expected to be introduced by
the end of 2004.
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Functionality
has been developed and is now being tested, with DJFHQ participating
in testing on behalf of Army.
In
consultation with the ADF and other Defence groups, PS Branch
is continuing to develop PSS and will progressively introduce
new features to improve the usefulness of this portal.
Recently, a link to DOMAIN, the on-line learning environment,
was introduced into PSS and should be a useful service of benefit
to the Army.
Examples of course content include:
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PMKeyS
basics.
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ADF
leave management.
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Microsoft
applications (Word, Excel, Acess, Project, PowerPoint, Outlook,
Frontpage).
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Conducting
meetings.
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Defence
OHS awareness.
For
a while longer, access to DOMAIN will require a separate log-in.
PS Branch is working towards implementing a single portal log-in
and to make this training environment accessible from an icon
on the front Site Links tab.
By July 9, PS Branch also plans to have automated the password
reset process so that users will be able to generate a new randomly
created password that will be automatically e-mailed to them.
From then, only members without a recorded e-mail address will
have to contact the Defence Service Centre. Notices will be distributed
to advise when this new functionality is ready for release.
All members of the Army are encouraged to access both the PSS
and DOMAIN services and use them to keep personal data current
and to take advantage of the learning tools provided. In some
cases, personal data can only be amended through your servicing
orderly room or Military Personnel Administrative Centre (MPAC),
for example, where a financial delegation exists. Should any data
prove to be incorrect, but not accessible, members should inform
their respective orderly room or MPAC.
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