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About the National Institutes of Health
Integrated Time and Attendance System
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Business
Objectives
- Implement
timekeeping by exception
- Reduce
payroll errors
- Eliminate
need for users to understand complex timekeeping rules
- Reduce
or eliminate the need for timekeepers
- Involve
individual employees constructively in timekeeping process
- Configurable
support for variety of approaches to timekeeping
Major
Features
- Fully
implements exception based timekeeping
- Maintain
employee profile information
- Supports
optional employee sign-in/out for work days, weekends, and holidays
- Online
access to current up-to-date leave balances
- Automates
leave request and approval
- Supports
leave donation
- Supports
use of over 40 work and leave categories in quarter hour increments
- Automated
leave accruals for full-time and part-time employees
- Generates
biweekly time and attendance data for payroll system
- Ensures
daily compliance with the Fair Labor Standard Act (FLSA)
- Enforces
user level security
- Supports
corrections to prior timecards as well as current timecards
- Supports
both Windows and Macintosh computer users
Technologies
- Client-server
version is written in Omnis 7 and C++
- Web version
is written in HTML, Javascript, and Java, using web server from
Microsoft and application server from Bluestone Sapphire/Web.
- Both versions
link to Microsoft SQL-Server 6.5 database using ODBC or JDBC
calls.
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