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. Vernon Barker, managing director of First TransPennine Express, said a phased offer worth 5% was "fair and reasonable", adding: "The deal we have offered is as good as any in the rail industry and much better than the pay rewards many members of the general public are receiving. This is the wrong decision for everyone involved.”

Time and Attendance North East’s systems are fully compatible with all working hours regulations and provide an easy solution to your clocking issues. The smart card based system accurately collects and monitors data on absenteeism and lateness reporting. Manning levels in the WinTAnet system are based upon employee skills required during the working week. Any shortfalls to the expected requirement, due to absenteeism for example, can trigger a system email or SMS alerts. A separate module is available for rostering and manpower scheduling.