Dermal fingerprint scanners provide irrefutable proof of staff clocking identity
A union boss commented on imminent closures to UK coastguard stations.
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Business time and attendance key fobs provide faster throughput than swipe readers
The chief operating officer of the UK’s largest water and wastewater services supplier, Stephen Shine, was awarded a bonus of £305,156, on top of his £310,000 salary.
Speciality shift software accommodates flexitime public sector contracts
Suggestions for saving money include cuts in allowances and reductions in leave entitlement in a secret health service document.
Contactless clocking cards do not need to be removed from a wallet or purse
On June 21 doctors will be giving emergency care only as they are on a day of action. A majority of doctors voted for action in a ballot of 104,000 British Medical Association members over pension changes.
Each employee allocated different annual leave entitlements using time keeping technology
The government says its changes to coastguard provision will modernise the service but unions are unhappy. It means coastguard officials will stage a series of two-hour strikes as they say jobs will be hit.
Workforce year-to-view absence planner makes it simple to plan training and holiday dates
Teachers are threatening strikes in the autumn over issues such as plans for local pay. Two unions, which represent 85 per cent of teachers, promised an “unprecedented” joint campaign of action.
Working rules system repeats a shift in any number of days or weeks
A ‘vulnerability index’ has used four main indicators to make a judgement on towns examined for signs that they will react to bad economic conditions.
Pay bands using a multiplier among time and attendance software features
Roger Lawson, chairman of the private investor group ShareSoc, vowed to protest against excessive boardroom remuneration.
Graphical workforce representations deal with rosters, shift patterns and more
Members of the GMB union plan to walk out over seven days – May 26 to 28 and from June 2 to 6 – in a row over working patterns.
Clocking network reports show jobs over budget or approaching their limit
On Monday (May 21) afternoon Labour had been granted an urgent House of Commons question on a report examining the workplace, which was asked and answered by a minister in the Commons.