Factory system emails when employees have not clocked in after start core times
Workers at a meat processing plant in Preston, near Hull, are due to stage a third walkout today (Friday, September 6, 2012).
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Fast fingerprint readers provide proof of a contractor’s ID
An inmate has absconded from HMP Kirklevington Grange near Yarm. Bernard Sharkey was last seen carrying out community work at Newham Grange Farm in Coulby Newham at 12:30 BST last Thursday.
Access control combined with clocking package includes links to burglar alarms
A Hull man caught carrying a fake gun for “a laugh” has just escaped jail. Michael Roughton, of Hampshire Street, west Hull, has two previous cautions for common assault and for carrying a penknife.
Half height turnstiles contain integrated payment or smart card systems
A local councillor has blamed previous council administrations for the decline of outdoor toilet provision in a north Lincolnshire town.
Time and attendance reports show jobs that are over budget
The merger of Yorkshire police underwater search teams will go ahead in the autumn. The projected new team based in the Humberside Police area will cost just under £720,000.
Company visitor management allows network based pre-booking of contractors
Four men from the North East region were involved in a lucrative drug-dealing network. Following a six-week trial at Teesside Crown Court three of the gang were convicted of conspiracy to supply the class A drug by a jury.
Each employee can be allocated different leave entitlements using personnel software
In the court case of NHS Leeds v Larner, clerical worker Janet Larner originally brought an employment tribunal claim for unpaid holiday pay under the Working Time Regulations 1998.
Expandable Time and Attendance regime makes planning of training dates simple
More than 900 jobs will come to Newton Aycliffe after a new factory for inter-city trains is built. A new maintenance depot will also be going up in Doncaster.
Proactive clocking system issues alerts on events such as a network failure
Workers in Ashington are among those who have today (Thursday) begun a 24-hour strike. They are protesting at plans to close facilities for disabled staff at Remploy.
Turnstiles used for reception areas to ease the traffic flow for public conveniences
A row over billing has centred on the Lowertown block, which Bradford Council shut in 2005 and which has been partially demolished.