Recruiting & interviews
Organize candidates, interview stages, notes, offers, and the handoff from applicant to employee.
Karen from HR is MTA’s full small-business HR system: recruiting and interview workflows, employee onboarding, employee portal management, HR rules and policies, payroll services, time-off and vacation requests, scheduling, clock-in/clock-out, employee records, and ongoing people operations.
Karen from HR is positioned as the full HR operations layer for small businesses — from candidate intake through payroll, scheduling, time tracking, employee requests, and ongoing HR administration.
Organize candidates, interview stages, notes, offers, and the handoff from applicant to employee.
Give employees a structured place for onboarding tasks, records, policies, requests, and routine HR actions.
Support payroll processing, schedules, clock-in/clock-out, attendance, and recurring payroll deadlines.
Manage HR rules, employee records, PTO/vacation requests, approvals, and day-to-day people operations.
Karen should follow the employee lifecycle, not just the payroll calendar.
Track applicants, interviews, notes, decisions, and offers.
Create the employee profile, collect required information, assign policies/tasks, and activate portal access.
Handle schedules, attendance, clock-in/out, PTO/vacation requests, employee records, and HR workflows.
Run payroll workflows, track recurring deadlines, keep records organized, and support ongoing employee administration.
Approved pricing is now mapped to the HR-system structure.
Employees 6–10: +$25 per employee/month.
No. Payroll is one part of Karen. Karen is intended to manage the broader employee lifecycle: recruiting, interviews, onboarding, employee portal access, HR rules, schedules, time tracking, PTO/vacation requests, payroll workflows, and ongoing HR administration.
Yes. The page is designed to route first-employee setup into the appropriate payroll and HR workflow.
Yes. The product direction includes an employee portal for onboarding, records, policies, time-off requests, schedules, time tracking, and other approved self-service HR actions.
Karen can administer approved HR rules and workflows, but the website should not imply legal representation or unsupported employment-law advice.