Cost savings made on proximity read clocking as key fobs never wear out

A bishop has gone on the record against budget cuts by Dorset County Council which have affected a youth scheme in Weymouth. Dr Graham Kings contacted the council to try to prevent funding being cut to the project. Dr Kings said of the scheme: "It completely turns around lives of young people, these are the most vulnerable, poor and disadvantaged. It needs serious funding." He urged banks to give more money to voluntary organisations.

Payroll, time and attendance and clocking technology from Time and Attendance Southern will help increase efficiency to help alleviate your firm in a time of reduced budgets. Cost savings can be made on clocking in, as the Tensor smart cards and key fobs used to operate your WinTA time and attendance system are proximity read. This method means the cards and fobs will never wear out, and dust and residue picked up from the working environment presents no risk of clogging the reader. Software reports show jobs that are over budget.