Employees can easily use workstation to check their absence entitlements
Queens Park Rangers are determined that the Boxing Day home match against West Brom will go ahead despite a Tube strike.
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Access gates operate in conjunction with collecting staff clocking data
A pair of Essex thieves have been sentenced to 12 months custody for stealing a valuable work of art from a house in Hertfordshire.
Complete office system handles all staff leave and holiday matters
Military management have ordered staff to take leave for 25 days between December 14 and January 7 as a reward for their service during the London Olympics and Diamond Jubilee celebrations.
How headquarters can control subsidiary business if a company is expanding sites
There are proposals to move Ealing police station, currently based in Uxbridge Road, to Perceval House council building across the road. The station is one of dozens under threat of closure across London.
Employee smart card with no battery can be read thousands of times
The Bucks stops here for a new pay system agreed by council employees in Buckinghamshire. The County Council’s strategic director Gillian Hibberd revealed that 94 per cent of the workforce had now opted into the revised system.
Contactless key fobs are money saving solutions for business
Hundreds of motoring jobs are under threat at the Dagenham plant after Ford cut its European operations.
Absence reporting and analysis facilities is easy via clocking technology
London Underground (LU) condemned union moves to ballot for a festive strike.
Workstation with large colour LCD is swift way of recording staff attendance
A report has said the lowest proportion of people earning below the living wage were in London and the South East of England, both at 16 per cent.
iPhone Application allows colleagues to view their remaining leave entitlements
Essex fire crew union members have finally struck a deal with bosses on terms and staffing. Essex Fire Service and the Fire Brigades Union shook hands on issues like manning levels on Tuesday evening.
Barriers for controlling vehicle access connected to clocking system
City of London Police Commissioner Adrian Leppard has given his reaction to statistics estimating losses per theft incident in the retail sector went up 21 per cent to £85.50, from £70.44 in 2009-2010.