Clever office time management includes optional auto-clockout feature
Londoners were told to avoid key tube stations on the first working day of the Olympic Games yesterday (Monday).
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Harmonise the working environment by making night shifts simple to define
Cleaners on the London Underground (LU) and Docklands Light Railway will take industrial action during the Olympics opening ceremony on Friday.
Easily repeated blocks ensure correct shift patterns are allocated to workers
London bus workers have accepted an Olympics pay deal and halted a strike which was due to take place on Tuesday (July 24).
Digital technology generates records of historical movements of visitors in a premises
Two local men have been charged with obtaining services dishonestly after they were stopped by security staff at Suffolk’s Latitude festival and were arrested.
A firm’s attendance data reliably recorded via IP enabled workstation
A third walkout has begun in the long-running Essex fire service dispute. This time fire crews have started a 24-hour strike over cuts to the service.
Contractors can make holiday requests using online clocking feature
Transport for London (TfL) said it will split extra revenue from the London 2012 Olympics 50:50 with bus operating companies, on the condition it is passed on to bus staff.
Labour hours analysis Report Generator includes outputs to web pages or text
A report on the impact of medium-term widespread funding cuts to police says the Metropolitan Police Met is particularly at risk.
Staff bonuses can be included in company export to payroll by .NET system
Many of London’s workforce will not be receiving a bonus during the forthcoming Olympic Games.
Supervisors can approve or deny staff absence requests via an App
Bus staff intend to walk out for 24 hours on Friday (June 22) over a dispute in payments for working during this summer’s Olympic Games.
Time management system enables employees to earn special payments
The head of Thames Water has been awarded a large bonus at the same time when the firm is imposing a hosepipe ban on its 8.8 million customers.