Multiple shift patterns available per day in automatic clocking network
A seven-day strike which continued until Saturday was called at Coventry University after a security contract was given to an outside firm.
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Workers use smart cards to exit a building in quarter of second if fire breaks out
A scrapyard blaze in Nechells could take days to put out, according to firefighters. Around 100 tonnes of scrap metal caught fire at the EMR yard, in Landor Street, at around 19:00 on Monday (August 20).
Coin or smart card entry turnstiles suit a prestige corporate lobby environment
Abington Park is the only park currently in Northampton to have public toilet facilities.
How to reliably collect employee clocking data and manage access to the office
Shops were looted almost a year to the day ago in Birmingham, Wolverhampton and West Bromwich over two nights.
Labour hours reports generated on demand or scheduled for automatic printing
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is to create 1,100 new jobs in the West Midlands. The new appointees will build the new model Jaguar XF Sportbrake estate and other cars at its Castle Bromwich plant.
Office biometric scanners read below surface layer of skin for true fingerprint recording
Members of the Aslef union on East Midlands Trains are to hold three days of strikes during the Olympics in a dispute over the reduction of pension contributions. Other unions with members on East Midlands Trains have accepted the proposals.
Planning for staff shortfalls made simple with iPhone App
West Midlands Police Federation secretary Chris Jones said police officers were being called into two Olympic venues because there are not enough guards.
Time & Attendance system for larger companies show jobs that are over budget
Approximately 150 people attended a rally to combat plans that could see the accident and emergency unit (A&E) and the maternity unit close at the Alexandra Hospital in Redditch.
Pay Reviewer function includes reports on personnel salary expenditure
In the lead up to last Thursday’s day of action over pay and pensions, the British Medical Association leadership was always clear that doctors would turn up for work and ensure emergency and urgent services would run.
Group headquarters can control each subsidiary business under .NET application
A £50 million overhaul of Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service is a step nearer as a preferred bidder has been unveiled.