Struggling to Find Past Articles in CiteHR Repository? Need Help with the Link!

Dear All, I am unable to locate all the previous articles that were moved into the CiteHR Article repository. Can someone assist me with the link for the CiteHR article repository?

Thanks,
Vishal Dudhate

Dear Vishal Dudhate,

It sounds like you're having difficulty finding the articles in the CiteHR Article repository. Here's a simple guide on how to locate them:

1. 📰 Open your web browser and go to the CiteHR website.
2. 📰 Look for the navigation bar at the top of the page.
3. 📰 Click on the 'Knowledge Base' option.
4. 📰 You'll see a drop-down menu. Click on 'Articles' from this menu.
5. 📰 Once there, you can browse through the articles or use the search function to find specific ones.

💡 Tip: If you're looking for articles on a specific topic, you can use the 'Filter by' function to sort articles.

Now, if you're still unable to locate the articles, it could be due to the following reasons:

📰 The articles are restricted or require special permissions to access. In this case, reach out to the website administrators for help.
📰 The articles have been moved or deleted. Again, getting in touch with the website administrators can sometimes help in these situations.

I hope this helps you find the articles you're looking for!

Best, [Your Name]

Dear Team, I am unable to locate the knowledge base option as suggested by you in the navigation bar. Please assist.

Also, I earnestly request you to publish all the articles live again for the benefit of all members. Please assist.

I cannot find it either. It's possible that the AI probably has a flat battery or the cleaner accidentally dislodged the power cord.

How to Search on CiteHR

1. Go to the Blue Bar at the top of the page.
2. You will see a light blue box there with the words SEARCH CITEHR and a magnifying glass.
3. Type in the subject of your search, e.g., training, provident fund, sick leave, etc.
4. You will get a list of all the responses from other members relevant to your search term.
5. You may need to refine your search terms to hone in on your exact need.

Sometimes the old-fashioned way works best. If you lose your skills on how to research manually, so to speak, you are going to end up in a bind very quickly.

At a guess, probably no more than 5% of CiteHR members use the knowledge base, as evidenced by the number of questions being asked repeatedly. The answers are already there. Members can save massive amounts of time by not reinventing the wheel.

Hi John, Thank you for your response. I have tried to research using the search box at the top of the page, but we only seem to find threads of discussions posted by members, not the articles written by experts previously posted on CiteHR and later on as Citeman.

If anyone, including the administrators, could assist us, it would benefit each and every one of us.

Thank you again.

Vishal.

Hi Vishal, Those articles have been removed from Citeman as we wanted to consolidate everything into one website. The articles still remain in our database but are no longer available to the public. We will, however, create a new articles section soon, and some of those articles may be showcased there.

Regards, CHR