Shift rules can be modified to suit company Working Time agreements via clocking software
Business secretary Vince Cable is “positive” that owner General Motors (GM) will keep open one of its UK factories.
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Email alerts when an employee does not turn up for work
Union leader Len McCluskey faced criticism from across the political spectrum yesterday (Wednesday) for advocating strikes during this year’s Olympics.
Multi site time and attendance network provides total control over working rules
Today (Friday 24) has been designated Work Your Proper Hours Day. It follows the revelation that one in five workers puts in an average of more than seven hours of unpaid overtime every week.
Comprehensive user definable rosters are standard issue in clocking recording system
The wallets of UK council workers are continuing to feel the pressure as they will have their pay frozen for a third successive year.
Sophisticated software helps a company meet requirements of EU Working Time Directive
Nick Clegg today (February 13, 2012) insisted that all public-funded organisations must adopt remuneration systems that are “up to the highest standards”.
Corporate payroll software creates secondary pay bands and more scales
The UK’s biggest lender is taking back bonuses worth £2 million from 10 executives, including the former chief executive. Under par financial performance has prompted the move from Lloyds.
Clocks linked into company fire alarm system to meet all safety requirements
Four young people were accused of starting a fire which caused more than £1 million damage to an historic West Country home. The quartet did not enter pleas and only spoke to give their names, ages and addresses.
Secure way of monitoring absence enables staff to easily make job booking transactions
Workers at construction company Balfour Beatty (BB) have chosen to strike over pay. The union Unite said more than two-thirds of voters backed action.
Biometrics added to a clocking system gives irrefutable proof of identity
Unemployment in the UK soared by 48,000 to 2.67 million in the three months to December and the number of people claiming Jobseekers’ Allowance (JSA) rose to 1.6m according to the government’s statistics.
Graphical display of information deals with absence and shift patterns at work
A prominent union which has members at Lloyds Banking Group has criticised the shedding of more jobs at the organisation.