Time Sheets/Wage Records/Employee Records Sample Clauses

Time Sheets/Wage Records/Employee Records. 8.1 Time Sheets 8.1.1 All hours worked will be recorded electronically via the in-house Biometric Scanning System. 8.1.2 The Employee must scan their finger image at the beginning and end of each shift. Any alteration must be agreed upon in writing by the Employee with the exception being unauthorised Overtime subject to Schedule A. Where an Employee, through negligence, fails to sign the time sheet, the Employer is at liberty not to pay wages until such time that the Employee ratifies the time sheet and then only at the next pay cycle. Total hours worked will then be authorised by the Manager of the relevant department.
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