User defined daily working patterns calculated by business payroll technology

A march calling for more jobs, training and education in Wales has been organised by members of the pressure group Youth Fight for Jobs. The three-day plan of action will have some backing from trade unions and some Socialist party members. The protest began in Merthyr Tydfil on Thursday, move to Pontypridd and will finish in Cardiff tomorrow (Saturday, August 6). The Welsh Government said it is introducing a jobs fund among measures to address youth unemployment.

Time and Attendance Wales has the ultimate in payroll, clocking, lateness and attendance technology for business. The WinTA time and attendance software features a wide range of user-defined daily working patterns (shifts), with either fixed or flexitime rules, and be taken on as a free trial. Information on up to 1000 production or department jobs can be stored by the software. Using proximity read cards or badges, employees book time against these jobs to produce a fully costed analysis and break down of time spent on each one.