Hours calculation network separates worked time into different overtime rates

A new report on low pay among the regions reveals the north-west has the joint greatest number of people by volume receiving less than the ‘living wage’. It means the workers affected cannot afford a basic living standard. The area shares the figure of 570,000. The research was conducted by Markit and also uses hours and earnings analysis from the Office for National Statistics. New living wage rates for the country are due to be released in early November.

Keeping track of earnings and hours is done simpler and more efficiently with a Time and Attendance North West network. All frequently used methods of hours calculation are included by the WinTA network. From simple determination of overtime by the number of daily hours worked to the more complex payment of overtime hours adjusted when periodic targets are not met, WinTA can supply working rules to calculate the correct result. The settings separate ‘worked time’ into different overtime rates and they handle night shifts.