Attendance and overtime are collected on paper
Salaries are paid through the Wage Protection System, so mistakes and delays cause problems with workers and with the authorities. I'd fix it with your own business system, in the three steps below.
What it looks like
- Supervisors write down who came on a sheet, and someone types it in at the end of the month.
- Overtime is argued about when salaries are prepared.
- Attendance and the salary figures sent to the bank don't match.
How I'd fix it
Record daily attendance and hours for each worker and each site.
Let supervisors send attendance on WhatsApp, in plain words, from the site.
Prepare each worker's hours and overtime for payroll. Salary payments still go through your bank.
Your own business system
Stop juggling Excel sheets, WhatsApp groups and paper.
How much is admin costing you?
Move the numbers to match your business. Nothing is sent anywhere.
325 hours a month
QAR 16,250 a month
If a system gave back just a quarter of that, you'd save QAR 4,063 every month.
Based on 26 working days a month.
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