Time Recorders

A time recording machine, also known as a time clock, is a mechanical or electronic device used to record the start and end times of an employee's work shift. The machine typically includes a clock face or digital display, and employees use it to punch in and out of work by inserting a paper card or swiping a magnetic stripe or barcode. Some modern time recording machines also use biometric technology, such as fingerprint or facial recognition, to identify employees and record their work hours automatically. The use of time recording machines helps employers to accurately track employee work hours, calculate wages, and comply with labor laws and regulations.