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Topic:
The Top Challenges of Implementing Automated Time and Attendance
Date:
November 27, 2012 at 3:00 - 4:00 PM ET |
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Description
The reasons why employers implement an automated time and attendance solution are many and varied. Company growth as well as economic, competitive or legal pressures have likely caused you or your organization to identify and implement the right automated time and attendance solution for your needs.
The process of automating time and attendance can seem daunting. From choosing a vendor whose solution fits the current and future needs of the organization to getting that solution adopted by employees, employers face challenges that can potentially derail or seriously impede an effective implementation. This webinar will identify the top challenges organizations need to consider to effectively automate their time and attendance and ensure the smooth and trouble free transition from their old manual time processes to their new automated time and attendance solution. We will cover obvious topics like budgeting and employee adoption, unconsidered needs like developing new processes as well as surprising topics such as eliminating unwritten policies and practices from your business operations. Participants will learn that while the transition to a new automated time and attendance solution can feel daunting, if undertaken in an organized and disciplined way, the final result is a system that helps protect employees and the employer from the dangers inherent in manually collecting and calculating employee time for payroll. The entire process can help remove inefficiencies that have crept in during the company’s current growth, so that with the new tools in place organizations can use their electronically recorded time and attendance data to make informed future workforce and business decisions. Who Should Participate
Payroll administrators, finance executives, HR managers and executives
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Recommended Resources
The following resources will help participants learn more about reasons for implementing an automated time and attendance solution:
http://www.nettimesolutions.com/client-narrative/case-studies/ http://www.bizjournals.com/washington/stories/2003/12/22/smallb10.html?page=all http://www.shrm.org/hrdisciplines/compensation/articles/pages/wage-hourdefense.aspx |
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Staffing and Recruitment Workforce Management (Time & Attendance) Legal and Compliance - Managing Employer Risk Labor Relations Law and Legislation Absenteeism Business and Finance Legal Trends Workplace Regulations Court Cases Payroll Payroll HR Industries Construction Education Finance, Insurance and Real Estate Health Services Hospitality Manufacturing Media & Entertainment Non-Profit HR in Retail Services Transportation and Public Utilities Travel, Recreation and Leisure What You Will Learn
Participants will learn the factors to consider when preparing a budget for automated time and attendance, identify opportunities to improve and refine processes as part of implementation and learn how to minimize resistance to adoption of the new system
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