User friendly workstation makes it simple for staff to check their hours
Many business figures have welcomed changes in the law which will enable all employees to have the right to flexible working.
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Staff overtime coped with due to four different pay bands in each shift
A bus management spokesman said they are coping with the difficulty of a driver walkout.
Top marks for toilet provision at office premises by installing turnstile technology
Top accolades were deserved, according to the boss of the Loo of the Year Awards (LYA) 2012. Judges this year awarded a number of platinum star ratings, the highest award possible, to plush public toilets dotted around the country.
Clocking system contains fully costed analysis of each job
Unusually high levels of water, gas and oil were found at the site of a South Yorkshire mine last month, which has caused the owner to want to mothball it.
Works software includes company cars facility for logging MOT and service dates
The highest levels of in-work poverty (of 16 per cent), in terms of volume is jointly held by the South East and North West of England, according to a report.
PC based HR tool enables employees to earn bonus payments
The BBC responded that there is “no evidence” it used personal service companies to help aid tax avoidance, although it admitted its current staff contracting policy was “inconsistent”.
Labour hours analysis tool shows trends on absence and shift patterns
Hundreds of Comet staff who face redundancy have been offered Christmas jobs by Dixons. Sebastian James, chief executive of Dixons Retail, said 500 of the workers from their rivals had already approached his company.
Clocking network records details for an unlimited number of people
A nappy seller says it is unable to maintain a profitable business in Europe, putting more than 400 jobs at risk in the UK. Kimberly-Clark says it will soon cease making and selling Huggies nappies in most of Europe.
Fast and secure workforce data recording helps increase productivity
A leading motor company says the UK double dip recession has helped to prompt workforce cuts. Ford announced it will cut 1,400 UK jobs by 2013 at two of its production plants due to difficult trading conditions in Europe.
Firms remain compliant with employment legislation using PC attendance package
A former council employee said she “couldn’t believe” she was being underpaid.