Ultimate business personnel management system has no employee limits
Welsh First Minister Carwyn Jones yesterday (Thursday) announced plans for a new institute to generate ideas for public policy in Wales.
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Save costs with time and attendance data gathered in real time
“This is an example of the worst of PFI,” said deputy leader of Carmarthenshire council Kevin Madge.
Workforce shift creation system includes weekly clock card feature
A buy out has safeguarded about 130 jobs at one of Welshpool’s major employers. Montgomeryshire MP Glyn Davies welcomed the sale of Technocover as “wonderful news”.
Clocking station display makes it easy for workers to check flexitime hours
A total of 249 workers in Cardiff will lose their jobs. Those affected were called into a meeting at the Cardiff headquarters of clothing retailer Peacocks this week as almost half the workforce will be involved, while 266 staff will keep their jobs.
Software retrieves information on staff quicker than older manual personnel cards
Solicitor Victoria Cannon highlighted a common issue in Wales when she had found problems trying to recruit a legal assistant for her firm’s Brecon office.
Time and attendance network accommodates flexitime contracts of public sector employees
South Wales Police increased their overtime spending from £6,041,604 in 2010 to £6,758,056 in the 11 months up to November 2011. This is at a time when public expenditure is undergoing a big squeeze.
Cut sickness levels at the workplace using automatic absence reporting
A new report highlights astonishing sickness levels in the Swansea and Neath Port Talbot area. The figures show that 30 per cent of adults are living with a limiting long-term illness in the Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board region.
Contactless key fob clocking reader will not become clogged by dust
The leader of Plaid Cymru urged more economic stimulus for Wales during a Welsh Assembly debate.
Time and attendance reports output to web pages or CSV
A consultation is beginning with staff at a site in Mold. Jeyes has had a depot on the Bromfield Industrial Estate since 1979 and the company says it is reviewing whether to continue manufacturing in Mold or close the factory.
Contactless smart cards allow employees to clock in and out extremely quickly
Conwy council is one of many to say its payroll system means it has to make deductions in January of a day’s pay from workers who walked out last month.