Keep in control of budgets with computerised clocking

Health Secretary, Andrew Lansley, said that half of the quangos run by his department were to be abolished. The ‘quango’ acronym stands for quasi-autonomous non-governmental organisation, and this pledge to scrap as many of these bodies as possible is part of David Cameron’s plans to cut waste in the public sector. This has been a long-term aim in order to cut the government’s budget, and more than 75 quangos have gone so far, with 1,000s of jobs lost.

Many sectors of industry are facing budget and jobs cutbacks but your firm can maximise profits and productivity with Time and Attendance Wales’s computerised clocking. After staff clock in with a contactless smart card, with the Time and Attendance software, which has a familiar Windows™ interface, you can view all time and attendance information for an employee or a single department. You can also quickly find the details you need with the ability to sort on any column or perform a surname search at the touch of a button. An exception view quickly identifies areas where the normal working pattern has not been followed.