One morning, an employee walked in to work and signed the attendance sheet. This employee worked five hours that day, which was less than the daily target. The employee initially put 5 hours in the time-tracking sheet and then, after some thought, changed the 5 to a 6.

Technology has developed in leaps and bounds in recent times, and several attendance apps have emerged. But is an attendance app all you need?

New legislation introduced in Australia has brought into sharp focus the need for accurate and reliable time and attendance measures to be taken for employees.

ClockOn’s Customer Success Manager, Ben Smith, covers topics to help you get ready for the silly season in ClockOn.

The topics covered in this webinar include:

• Adding public holidays for the new year 
• Holiday rostering
• Adding holiday staff
• Applying bonuses 
• Processing payrolls in advance
• Remote access to ClockOn
  
  

ClockOn’s Customer Success Manager, Ben Smith, covers commonly used pay adjustments and allowances and how to apply them to your employees.

The topics covered in this webinar include:

• Using the allowance and deduction templates
• Performing back pay, payroll and year to date adjustments for pay periods already processed
  
  

Join ClockOn’s Customer Success Manager, Ben Smith, as he covers all the features of ClockOn GO, including the new geo-fencing function. Get the most out of ClockOn's message centre and mobile app.

The topics covered in this webinar include:

• Navigating the report manager
• Commonly used reports from each report group:
  - Employee reports
  - General reports
  - Leave reports
  - Payroll reports
  - Roster reports
  - Timesheet reports
• Using the export manager for:
  - Journal exports
  - SAFF exports for super
  - Export templates
  

The topics covered in this webinar include:

•  Readying your ClockOn Data for EOFY
•  Useful ClockOn reports to reconcile your figures
•  Submitting your EOFY reports
•  STP Overview
•  Ensuring you are STP compliant
•  How to submit STP using the STP Wizard