Tighten the purse strings with proximity read clocking which saves money

In excess of 200 jobs are to go at City of York Council due to cost-cutting. The Labour-run authority’s budget was passed this week and has been slashed by £20 million over the next two years. Council leader James Alexander said: “The scale of government cuts we are having to deal with mean some of these decisions are required to have a secure future for the city.” Cllr Alexander said the budget would still protect the most vulnerable people.

Tighten the purse strings at your organisation or office using smart card clocking from Time and Attendance North East. Our smart cards and key fobs are used to operate the WinTA time and attendance system. The proximity read method of the cards and fobs means that they will never wear out, and dust and residue picked up from the working environment presents no risk of clogging the reader. Because the cards have less wear and tear they last longer and save money.