Employee time entry and accounting system
AssigneeMirage Resorts, Incorporated
InventorsStephen A. Wynn, Ernest R. Pearce, Michael H. D'Amico, Kathy A. Kalyvas, Edward C. Dahl, Ursula M. Conway
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AssigneeMirage Resorts, Incorporated
InventorsStephen A. Wynn, Ernest R. Pearce, Michael H. D'Amico, Kathy A. Kalyvas, Edward C. Dahl, Ursula M. Conway
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A time entry and accounting system permitting employees to clock in and clock out from work at computerized time clocks located adjacent to their workstations using an individually encoded identification card. The time clock is configured to have a normally closed state and an opened state and to move between states in response to a supervisor scanning his identification card. The computerized time clocks are interactively linked to a central computer and, upon an employee clocking in or out, the central computer receives appropriate signals from the time clock, and stores information corresponding to these signals in memory. The information stored in the memory of the computer is subsequently used to develop accounting records and reports, to generate payroll data, and to send signals to the time clocks. The time clock further includes a display screen permitting the time clock to display messages in response to signals sent by the central computer and a plurality of buttons permitting an employee or supervisor to send additional information to the central computer.
A time and attendance system comprising:
A time and attendance system for a workplace having a plurality of workstations where a plurality of employees perform their assigned jobs, comprising:
A time and attendance system for a workplace having a plurality of workstations where a plurality of employees perform their assigned jobs interactively accumulating and processing accounting information for hourly employees in a work place comprising:
In a time and attendance system comprising a plurality of card reading time clocks having a card reader, configured to read a plurality of employee identification cards and a plurality of supervisor identification cards, and a central computer having a memory which receives signals from the plurality of time clocks, a method of interactively accumulating and processing accounting information for employees in a workplace comprising the steps of:
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