Lancashire companies can improve toilet facilities with coin entry turnstiles
Residents say the short supply of toilet roll in Barnoldswick is ‘loo-dicrous’.
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Clever office system can use a specific shift on public holidays
Merseyside and Cheshire job centre staff walked out for the whole of the working week over proposed changes to the service. The workers took the three-day strike immediately after the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee extended bank holiday.
Personnel network includes company cars facility for logging MOT and service dates
Munitions workers at Radway Green near Crewe will lose their jobs under new restructuring plans.
Attendance recording products can be integrated with fire roll call software
Ten crews were required to tackle a blaze which broke out about 13:00 BST at the mill at Calderbrook Road in Littleborough on Monday (May 28). The fire service said it received more than 60 calls reporting the fire.
Mobile App allows workforce colleagues to check their flexitime balances
Jobs will be created in Lancashire (at BAE sites in Samlesbury and Warton) since the majority of the building work of 22 Hawk jets will be taking place there.
Smart card based system deals with both clocking and door security
A tribute to Johnathan Ball and Tim Parry on Bridge Street in Warrington has been stolen.
Employees can be allocated different absence entitlements based upon length of service
Factory workers from Spennymoor in County Durham and Barrow and Cleator Moor in Cumbria were among those taking part in a rally over job losses.
Custom employee management tool removes payroll errors
The North West is benefitting from 300 new jobs coming to Ellesmere Port. A new logistics facility will open this summer at the Cheshire car plant, where the new jobs will be based.
Time and attendance network sets up user-definable working patterns and rosters
Cheshire West and Chester Council workers walked out at the weekend over changes to their contracts.
Facial recognition system for business requires no external computer to operate
Two Merseyside criminals have been sent to prison for handling stolen art. Kevin Marlow (29) of Halby Road, and Gerard Starkey (50) of Southport Road, both of Bootle, had earlier pleaded guilty to handling stolen goods.