In the year ending March 2023, there was a 7.8% increase in fires compared with the previous year, according to gov.uk, which can be of great concern if accurate procedures are not put into place.
All companies have a responsibility to look after their staff and ensuring all members have up-to-date access to fire safety policies and information in their building.
From the 1st October 2023, new changes in fire legislation require that all Responsible Persons must record their completed fire risk assessment, and in full (where previously only specific information was required to be recorded). Amendments were put in place to the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (FSO) to improve fire safety in all buildings regulated by it.
Our customers have now been enabled to bring together HR functionality with our Time and Attendance System and linked access control.
An example of this functionality will bring us HR Onboarding.
HR Onboarding is the process of integrating new employees into an organisation.
It can help to ensure that new employees are successful in their new roles; a critical step in the employee lifecycle.
HR Onboarding plays an essential role in maintaining employee motivation, retaining talent, and consequently reducing employee turnover.
A good Onboarding program will enable new employees to understand their role and responsibilities and allow them to get to know their colleagues and feel welcome and supported in their new role.
New Gallup figures show UK employee engagement rate is one of the lowest in Europe, and declining
The 2022 State of the Global Workplace Report has been released by Gallup, providing an insight into employee engagement and staff wellbeing. Gallup refers to this data as “an important predictor of organisational resilience and performance”.
Participating organisations to operate a reduced working week to see if such a practice is commercially viable
A new six-month pilot scheme will see researchers measuring the impact on employee productivity and wellbeing of UK employers trialling a four-day week without a corresponding reduction in staff pay.
UK economic cost of Omicron absences estimated at £35 billion, but Bodet’s Time & Attendance Systems can help your organisation lessen the impact of staff absences
With a rise in employee absences across the UK due to the Omicron variant, new research conducted by the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) puts the cost to the British economy at £35 billion. Although workforce absences always affect a business, Bodet can help with ways to lessen the impact through maintaining productivity, reducing HR administration and increasing staff safety.
As the year draws to a close, everyone at Bodet UK would like to wish you a wonderful Christmas and a very healthy and happy New Year
This year begun on a challenging note, with the pandemic continuing to profoundly shape the business landscape. However, as time goes on and people start to discover a new normal, so does Bodet UK by combining its historic and post-covid approach to benefit both customers and prospects.
Powerful new features including geofencing in the latest version of Bodet’s Time & Attendance Software
Bodet is proud to announce the latest release of its innovative Time & Attendance Software, Kelio V4.4. The addition of geofencing is one of the main features, giving you even more control over clocking in, but there are also enhancements to aspects such as overtime rules, the user dashboard and absence management.
Following a survey of the UK workforce, Bodet presents its findings and analysis
Bodet recently conducted a survey of 500 full-time employees in the UK to see the effect of the coronavirus pandemic on the workforce, particularly regarding the split between home, hybrid and office working. We also wanted to measure job satisfaction levels, along with how important certain factors are to employees.
New Bodet customer uses our Smartphone Clocking In Solution to save time and improve efficiency
Water management services provider, Celtic Surveys, have recently chosen Bodet to supply their company with a Mobile Time & Attendance System enabling their field engineers to clock in and out remotely.
Proposed changes include allowing new employees to request flexible working
The Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) is expected to publish a consultation document this week outlining proposed changes to flexible working rules in the UK. It will cover various forms of flexible working, including working from home, part-time work and job shares.
