Information on staff lateness and attendance is gathered in real time for management

Members of Unite, Unison and GMB are striking over what they say are “savage cuts”. Library staff, street cleaners, car park attendants and care workers have taken part in the action in Cheshire during the Easter holiday period over changes to their pay and allowances. Council staffing committee chair Alan McKie said he was “extremely disappointed” by the decision to strike.

Timely information on staff absence, lateness and clocking is increasingly important within business. The new range of T32xx clocks from Time and Attendance UK actively communicate with the computer system when a person clocks, books them ‘ON’ to a job or uses their card to open a door. Real time communications provides you with the information as it occurs. Employees can also clock ‘IN’ or ‘OUT’ for time & attendance. Supervisors logging into the self-service module can amend their subordinates’ clockings and authorise or deny any pending holiday requests. The telephone feature allows the above, using a mobile phone.