There are also variations based on manufacture and machine used, and whether the user wants to record weekly or monthly recordings.
#One computer based time clock software using a pin manual#
There are two different types of time cards conventionally used with a manual time clock, clipper and punch hole cards. The first punched-card system to be linked to a Z80 microprocessor was developed by Kronos Incorporated in the late 1970s and introduced as a product in 1979. Software applications offer such a system.
The employee was responsible to line up the correct area of the card to be punched with an indicator on the time card. The time cards usually had the workdays and time in and time out areas marked on them so that employees could "punch in" or "punch out" in the correct place. In 1982, International Time Recorders was acquired by Blick Industries of Swindon, England, who were themselves later absorbed by Stanley Security Systems. However in the United Kingdom ITR (A subsidiary of IBM United Kingdom Ltd.) was the subject of a Management Buy Out in 1963 and reverted to International Time Recorders. In 1958, IBM's Time Equipment Division was sold to the Simplex Time Recorder Company. In 1911, ITR and two other companies were merged, forming Computing Tabulating Recording Corporation (CTR), which would later change its name to IBM.
Bundy Manufacturing, along with two other time equipment businesses, was consolidated into the International Time Recording Company (ITR). A year later his brother, Harlow Bundy, organized the Bundy Manufacturing Company, and began mass producing time clocks. The first time clock was invented on November 20, 1888, by Willard Bundy, a jeweler in Auburn, New York.
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