Clocking software shows where normal shift pattern has not been followed

Council tax payers are being asked to step into the breach to fill the gap left by UK government cuts to police funding. The police precept in North Wales will go up by 2.5 per cent, the smallest increase in Wales. Those in the Dyfed-Powys force area will see a 5% increase in bills, while the Gwent area will rise by 2.66%; South Wales had already announced a 5% rise. The Gwent figure means an extra £5 on Band D property bills.

Rises in expenditure have been a problem for all organisations given recent high inflation, but a complete Smart Card Time and Attendance System from Time & Attendance Wales helps keep control of costs. Using the WinTA software you can quickly find the details you need at the touch of a button. This includes a summary of clocking details, showing individuals or groups of employees, and an Exception view quickly identifies areas where the normal working pattern has not been followed.