Politics & Government
Brentwood to Install Time Clocks
A new system will keep track of hours worked by city employees.
The City of Brentwood plans to install time clocks to monitor hours worked by its employees.
City Administrator Bola Akande proposed the change last Wednesday during a Brentwood Ways and Means Committee meeting at .
"We need an ability for employees, especially non-exempt (hourly) employees, to clock in and clock out, so we have a better idea of how many numbers of hours they're working a day," Akande told the committee.
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Each city department is currently responsible for keeping track of how many hours each employee works. The new system would establish a uniform way to track the workdays, Akande said.
It would also tally vacation and sick leave days, she said.
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The system will cost $5,500 per year for use of the web-based software from ADP.
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