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In a typical office set-up, each and every employee is assigned with a computer unit to work with. Utilizing this given and available reason would translate to the ability of tracking employee’s time clocking through their computers....

In a typical office set-up, each and every employee is assigned with a computer unit to work with. Utilizing this given and available reason would translate to the ability of tracking employee’s time clocking through their computers.

 

What happens here is that clocking software will be installed in the computer assigned to the employee so that his log-in and log-out times can be monitored and tracked. It is helpful to know that this clocking system comes in two forms: one is single while the other is for the network.

 

The single clocking system is installed is made possible to run by individual computer or per employee basis. All the employee needs to do is to run the program and log-in using his personal password to clock in and out. This system then tracks monitors and reports the day in and day out time of employees. Information then from this report is fed as input to the payroll process.

 

The other system is the Network clocking. With this, employees get into the program by accessing the network copy and clocks in through this. This works in the same principle as that of the single clocking system, just that in terms of volume of course – like having more employees, it would make more sense as it deems more practical and would make it easier to track records.

 

There are a number of advantages to the use of a clocking system. This provides the company or business an effective and efficient means of tracking time ins and outs of employees thus eliminating the use of Bundy clocks or manual swiping. This of course lessens the administrative needs and provides a more accurate means of implementing the process.

 



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