Comments for Clocktowerhr Blog - Web Based Employee Timesheets made easy http://clocktowerhr.com/blog Employee timesheets and other wonders of the world Fri, 17 Feb 2012 22:56:15 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Temporary Staffing Software: Work Smarter, Not Harder by alamontagne http://clocktowerhr.com/blog/temporary-staffing-software-work-smarter-not-harder/#comment-34 alamontagne Fri, 17 Feb 2012 22:56:15 +0000 http://clocktowerhr.com/blog/?p=292#comment-34 Thank you for your comment. I don't know of any software of hand that would help you with your current situation. But going forward you could use a web based timesheet like Clocktower and your data would be archived without the need to scan and store every employees timesheet. With 80 employees it could see that being quite a lot of work each week. Feel free to try Clocktowerhr.com for 30 days free. Thank you for your comment. I don’t know of any software of hand that would help you with your current situation. But going forward you could use a web based timesheet like Clocktower and your data would be archived without the need to scan and store every employees timesheet. With 80 employees it could see that being quite a lot of work each week. Feel free to try Clocktowerhr.com for 30 days free.

]]> Comment on Temporary Staffing Software: Work Smarter, Not Harder by international law firm http://clocktowerhr.com/blog/temporary-staffing-software-work-smarter-not-harder/#comment-28 international law firm Sun, 12 Feb 2012 06:55:44 +0000 http://clocktowerhr.com/blog/?p=292#comment-28 I work for a Private Healthcare Company, and I am in charge of looking after approximately 80 temporary staff and keeping track of their hours, ensuring each member meets 37.5 each week. I receive, on a weekly basis, paper timesheets from each member which I have to get entered on to our system. I need a new way to archive the sheets; I will need separate folders for each person, and maybe each month as a directory beneath that. At the present time I am using ‘Microsoft Office Document Imaging’ using separate documents for each staff member. But this is very basic and time consuming, and has proved to be more of a problem. I scan the sets of timesheets on a multi scanner, which can scan as .tif or .pdf documents Is there any software which is free, or software which I can purchase but firstly with a free trail to evaluate, which can archive all this data? I work for a Private Healthcare Company, and I am in charge of looking after approximately 80 temporary staff and keeping track of their hours, ensuring each member meets 37.5 each week.

I receive, on a weekly basis, paper timesheets from each member which I have to get entered on to our system.

I need a new way to archive the sheets; I will need separate folders for each person, and maybe each month as a directory beneath that.

At the present time I am using ‘Microsoft Office Document Imaging’ using separate documents for each staff member. But this is very basic and time consuming, and has proved to be more of a problem.

I scan the sets of timesheets on a multi scanner, which can scan as .tif or .pdf documents

Is there any software which is free, or software which I can purchase but firstly with a free trail to evaluate, which can archive all this data?

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