Clocking software report definition facility saves time
Some alarming results have come from a study commissioned by the Chief Inspector of Constabulary. In a sample of large police forces, around one in ten officers and Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) were available on Monday mornings at 9am, which is traditionally a quiet time for crime. But after midnight on Friday night, the busiest time for police, that proportion plummeted to just 6 per cent. The report notes that PCSOs – nicknamed Blunkett’s Bobbies after the former Home Secretary – usually do not work after 8pm.
A Time and Attendance Wales clocking software system can make sure your company takes complete control of shift and payroll issues in order to save money. Users can print a report using a range of parameters with the software. In many cases, users only require to ‘view’ data, thereby saving the time and cost of actual printing to paper. The report definition facility is extremely powerful, whilst being easy to use to produce exactly the reports you require. A report can be saved in a variety of formats or even transferred to other WindowsTM packages.