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NEW WORKING TIME RULES FOR FLIGHT CREWS

Friday 2nd April 2004

The Civil Aviation Working Time Regulations are law from 13th April 2004 and are the UK's implementation of the European Working Time Directive for Mobile Workers working in the civil aviation sector. The regulations apply to all people employed as crew members on board a civil aircraft flying for the purposes of public transport.

RUSTLER PACKS TENSOR

Friday 2nd April 2004

In November 2001 Production Manager, Nick Howard, was charged with overseeing the installation of a new Time & Attendance system. The site previously had a Bodet system but it required an expensive upgrade to ensure it would work again, so the company bought a Tensor WinTA Lite Time & Attendance management system. Nick said, " We did look at another system which in comparison with Tensor was expensive and did not have as many features."

BUDELPACK BOX TENSOR

Monday 22nd March 2004

Budelpack were looking for an electronic employee attendance system to replace their existing manual punch card setup. Obviously, the new system would need to be computerised and have a full reporting facility to manage the time and attendance function. After reviewing various systems on the market, Budelpack choose a Tensor WinTA system.

MONDI, MARCH TAKE THE TENSOR PACKAGE

Friday 12th March 2004

"We narrowed it down to three systems. Tensor was the only one that handled all three features of Time & Attendance, Access Control and Fire Roll Call in one system" said Sadie Constable, Site System Support manager.

EDF Use The Power Of Tensor

Tuesday 2nd March 2004

Bob Kilford the Business Services Manager, was given the task of sourcing a robust electronic system that would provide automatic employee and contractor Fire Roll call reporting and employee time recording to meet the requirements of the European Working Time directive.

EMPLOYERS HELP ON NEW SEXUAL ORIENTATION LAWS

Wednesday 25th February 2004

ACAS has produced a guidance document to help employers with the new "sexual orientation anti-discrimination" laws which came into force at the end of 2003.  Employers need to be aware of the risks to them of possible claims of "harassment in the workplace", an area where the greatest number of claims are likely to arise.

PEGLER PLUMB IN TENSOR

Tuesday 24th February 2004

"We neded a good Time & Attendance system that would also have an easy-to-use Fire Roll Call reporting feature and ability to expand into security Access Control" explained Jon Free Systems Analyst. "We decided to go with Tensor system because of the ease-of-use of the Smart Cards and the benefits the software."

MEP'S VOTE TO SCRAP UK OPT-OUT FROM EU WTD

Thursday 12th February 2004

The European Parliament voted yesterday to phase out the UK opt-out from the EU Working Time Directive. This vote is likely to be of concern to all UK companies who have yet to install systems for monitoring the hours worked by their employees and have thus far relied on the UK opt-out.

PUTTING ON A SHOW WITH TENSOR

Sunday 1st February 2004

In August 2001 KDM were looking for an electronic system, which would compute employee timekeeping and ensure they were compliant with the EEC Working Time Directive regulations. Without a Time & Attendance system it was increasingly difficult to manage the various staff shifts. They also needed a system that would calculate the driver's hours to ensure they complied with the Working Time Directive.

EEC RECOMMENDS END OF UK WTD OPT-OUT

Thursday 29th January 2004

The EU Employment and Social Affairs Committee have recommended the scrapping of the UK opt-out by the end of 2006. Certain responses have to be in to the Commission by 31st March 2003, but all indications point to UK companies installing T & A systems to handle the legislation by December 2006.

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