Personnel software deals with changes in business working conditions

A planned shutdown for the Aberpergwm Colliery near Glynneath will affect about 270 employees. Aberpergwm employs the largest number of miners in Wales and is believed to have coal reserves of about 6.8m tonnes. The colliery’s main customer is Aberthaw power station in the Vale of Glamorgan, which buys around 1m tonnes of Welsh coal a year. Aberpergwm at its peak during the 1930s employed more than 1,500 and reopened in 1986 under private ownership after a brief shutdown.

If sudden changes in working conditions are taking place at your business, a Time and Attendance Wales network has no problem with coping. Our Personnel Software is the culmination of over a decade of real world experience in the human resources and time and attendance sectors. Included within the package is software that deals with the EU Working Time Directive, for a price that is less than you would expect. The T32xx clocking stations make it simple for employees to confirm their clockings.