Some businesses pay a wage premium to employees whose shift takes them past midnight. Virtual TimeClock does allow you to set a shift differential, but it applies to the entire shift and not just part of a shift. The best way to handle this scenario is to create a new activity called something like "Midnight Rate".There are two ways to track time with the new activity. Employees can either change activities

It's no secret that Virtual TimeClock is a great tool for tracking employee time and attendance. But did you know that you can view worker wages on employee timecards? You might want wage information on employee timecards for a variety of reasons like performing payroll projections, budget analysis, and even to track labor costs and trends. You can include wages on employee timecards in two easy steps.Enter

It's not unusual for employers to pay workers a different wage based on the job they're performing. A common example occurs in the restaurant business. An employee may get paid a different wage depending on whether they're waiting on tables, hosting, or part of the catering crew. We see the same thing with some of our dental time clock users. An employee may earn one rate when acting as a dental assistant

It's easy to include employee wage information on worker timecards. This is helpful for reporting hourly rates to your payroll processor, or to get an idea of your labor costs for the payroll period. It's also a great way to track labor costs across different projects or jobs with your employee time clock software. There are a couple of options for how the wage information will appear on your timecard

Virtual TimeClock makes a great punch clock replacement for your restaurant or cafe because it performs vital functions beyond keeping track of hours worked for payroll purposes.Different Rates for Different RolesMany restaurants are looking for a way to track how much time employees are spending performing different activities. This is because each employee may receive a different rate for waiting