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From today, 1st April 2019, the national minimum wage amount is increasing. The exact price change varies by age: 25+ (Called the National Living Wage): £7.83 changes to £8.21 21 – 24: £7.38 changes to  £7.70 18 – 20: £5.90 changes to £6.15 Younger than 18: £4.20 changes to £4.35 Apprentice (in first year of […]

According to a study by BrightHR, Understanding the impact of staff absences, only a third of the companies who collect absence data use it to monitor the impact of absences of their businesses. Many companies don’t monitor sickness absence at all, or do it in a low-tech, decentralised manner such as putting a note on […]

The phenomena of “desk-time” culture is becoming more widespread in countries all over the world. This is a name for the type of workplace culture where employees feel obliged to stay at their desk for more than the time-span in their contracts. A survey from MAXIS Global Benefits Network discovered that 70% of the UK […]

Tensor has recently concluded our first visit to meet our newest international distributor, PVA Group in Hanoi, Vietnam. PVA Group are a market leader in Vietnam in the fields of consultancy, technical equipment & device supply with an emphasis on supplying to law enforcement. Having been established for over 10 years and with a wealth […]

Although the use of mobile apps for business-related administrative tasks is still not widespread (in fact, over 91% of workers still prefer to use a desktop or laptop for this purpose), it’s slowly becoming increasingly popular, especially within the millennial demographic, a recent market research report has been able to suggest. The research, of 1,246 […]

Facial recognition technology is a very effective solution that enables the precise identification of visitors who may be trafficking drugs into prisons, Justice Secretary David Gauke has revealed. A biometric system featuring facial recognition technology has been successfully tested at 3 jails and is part of a wider crackdown on drugs entering prisons, the government […]

We have spent a fantastic few days working in the Jakarta offices where there are now 70 people, covering many areas including sales, technical support, software development, project management and training. Tensor Security Indonesia (TSI) continues to develop and deploy cutting-edge biometric solutions for law enforcement and is migrating some of these technologies across to […]

Tensor plc, the UK based, award winning market leader in the design, manufacture and installation of security, access control, attendance monitoring and energy management/monitoring solutions, would like to welcome you at the Security & Policing Home Office Event 2019, in Farnborough, Hampshire, at stand E31, where we’ll exhibit our latest products, solutions and services in […]

After recently announcing the rollout of our latest Tensor.NET Software Version3.8.0.X and Self-Service Module (SSM) Version 3.8.0.X, we are also proud to announce the immediate availability of the Tensor Mobile SSM App Version 3.8.0.x on the Google Play & Apple App Store. New Features and Enhancements in the Tensor Mobile SSM App Version 3.8.0.x 1. […]

Following the recent launch of the latest Tensor.NET version 3.8.0.x., we are happy to announce that we have made available to current and future customers the latest Tensor Self-Service Module (SSM) version 3.8.0.x., which offers a number of new and exciting features, as well as several fixes and resolutions to customer requests. New Features & […]

The Big Energy Saving Week campaign backed by Citizens Advice, the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) and numerous other organizations is starting today, the 21st of January. The week focuses on raising public awareness of how to save money on energy costs by switching energy supplier or tariff, accessing discounts or grants, […]

The US government has been advised to bolster security and access control provisions at its federal facilities, a recent news report has been able to suggest. Around 14 years ago, the George W. Bush administration issued a directive to ensure federal workers and contractors are who they say they are when entering federal buildings. However, […]