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"I love paper timesheets" said no one ever. #PaperTimesheetsareevil

When it comes to tracking employee attendance for payroll (or job costing) purposes the most inaccurate, creative and despised method is the paper timesheet. Especially handwritten, paper versions. Your employees hate completing them. Your managers hate trying to decipher the handwriting, checking and calculating the hours Your payroll manager hates…

“Free” employee time and attendance tools like paper timesheets aren’t free — they're expensive. Here's why

When it comes to managing employee time using paper timesheets, it's assumed that "it doesn't cost much to print some paper timesheets". Yet the cost of printing a few sheets of paper is the least of your costs if you use paper timesheets. It has been shown that there are…

“By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail.” 2― Benjamin Franklin

Things to consider when upgrading your time & attendance or payroll system which have nothing to do with the software

a quick checklist for businesses looking to select a time & attendance or payroll service provider

Blog How many times will each employees attendance data be touched by a human per week if they use paper time sheets

Do you, and your staff, TRUST the way you manage the recording of their time at work?

Lately, in light of the current pandemic, I’ve been thinking a lot about how important it is to manage your payroll accurately and in a timely fashion. Your staff want (need) to be paid correctly and you want this also. Do you and your staff TRUST your timesheets? One area…

MyTimesheets on the A Kiwi Original Podcast

Recently I was interviewed by Ryan Jennings of Buy NZ Made about how our MyTimesheets app is helping Kiwi businesses save money... through... more accurate timesheet management that ensures compliance with the Employment Relations Act, Holidays Act and the Health & Safety Employment Act. We also talk about why we…

There's nothing as certain as death, taxes and payroll changes...

Benjamin Franklin is famously quoted as saying "nothing is certain but death and taxes" For anyone involved in payroll you can add "payroll changes" to that quote as there is always something which changes every year and it is normally around April 1st. This year is no different with Inland…