Custom time and attendance systems make employee management as efficient as possible
Estimated details of the pay of former Liverpool Football Club player Alan Hansen have been revealed.
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Businesses can cut lighting costs with infra red room occupancy sensors
Street lights in parts of Sefton could be switched off to save money. Leader of Sefton Council Peter Dowd said turning off or dimming lighting at certain times of the night could help the council trim its budget.
Lateness reporting notified direct to a work supervisor via mobile phone
A company spokeswoman said she was “disappointed” that a strike started on Monday among more than communications staff at Darwen in Lancashire.
Turnstiles with coin counter make toilets more desirable to use
Moor Lane Bus Station has received a slew of complaints about the state of its dirt-ridden toilets. Rita Keen from Bolton was one who commented on the Bolton depot.
Proximity read clock on technology reads through a wallet in quarter of a second
The biggest area to suffer from job cuts at a defence giant will be the North West, at sites in Warton, Preston and Samlesbury in Lancashire.
Clocking via smart cards makes employee management as efficient as possible
Ministers are trying to reduce the costs of the Private Finance Initiative (PFI) schemes at NHS trusts like the one at St Helens and Knowsley.
Time and attendance system ensures compliance with European Working Time Directive
Up to 15 jobs will be lost at a fire crew call base in Cockermouth as a result of re-organisation of the service. The posts will go when calls are taken from Warrington as from next year.
Revenue generating toilet turnstiles can protect public conveniences from closure
The few remaining free public toilets are to set to be shut down in Manchester due to lack of interest from the public when quizzed about their closure. The council currently operates six public conveniences which need daily cleaning and repairs.
Shave off time taken to clock on with proximity read smart cards
The Liverpool-based chain TJ Hughes has closed its doors in branches at Birkenhead and Rochdale. The firm employs 66 staff in Birkenhead and 40 in Rochdale. Stores in Chester, St Helens, Bootle, Hanley and Warrington have also shut.
Manning level shortfalls can trigger a system email using attendance system
The first of two 24-hour strikes over pay this week among rail staff hit routes across the North of England, including Liverpool and Manchester.