Payroll

Science tells us that capturing employee time in “Real-Time” matters.

There’s a big difference between recording time as it happens and trying to remember it later. 🧠 Research in cognitive psychology shows that memory for daily activities decays rapidly: 📄A study by Barclay & Smith (1988) on retrospective time recall found that within just 48 hours, the accuracy of self-reported start and finish times fell

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New eBook

If you’re like most Kiwi business owners or payroll managers, you know payroll can be a real time drain. From chasing missing timesheets to interpreting the Holidays Act, it often feels like you’re spending more hours processing pay than running your business. That’s why we’ve created a new free eBook: 👉 The 12 Most Time-Consuming

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The Evolution of MyTimesheets – from humble beginnings to sophisticated solutions.

Like most good ideas, MyTimesheets started with a simple problem: how do we make it easier for employees to record their hours and for employers to process them accurately? Back in the early 2000s, before smartphones existed, my friend and now business partner, Raymond Davey, was already experimenting with ways to capture data digitally via

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