No physical contact between clocking fobs and reader means they last longer

Teachers protested outside County Hall in Lewes as savings were rubber-stamped by councillors at East Sussex. The council, which approved £37m of cuts next year, estimates 150 to 200 full-time equivalent jobs will go next year but unions say more will be affected. East Sussex National Union of Teachers (NUT) commented that it was possible the council would only be able to provide the minimum legal service in areas such as special educational needs and disability and behaviour support.

Time and Attendance South East’s key fob and smart card clocking in and scanning technology is second to none and can help boost productivity and efficiency in the factory or office. The fobs and cards read through non-metallic items, enabling them to be kept inside a wallet or purse without harming credit cards. As there is no physical contact between the fob/card and reader, neither will become worn-out by continuous use, unlike swipe readers, thus saving money. Tensor key fobs, as shown in the image, are perfect for use on a keyring.