Factory clocking software quickly identifies where normal working pattern has not been followed

Peter Hughes, senior regional officer for the union Unite based in Flint, explained it was a tough time for the total of 445 staff who work at Toyota’s Deeside factory. He said the order book was full but that the supply of parts was a problem at the plant. The firm has had to devise contingency measures between it and union officials after Japan’s natural disasters caused supply problems. Mr Hughes hoped work would return to normal by the end of May.

Factories can benefit from a Time and Attendance Wales clocking recording network which allows comprehensive user-definable working patterns, rosters and shifts to be established. With the WinTA software you can view all time and attendance information for an employee or a single department; and 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