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   Time is Money!  *  Waste not - Want not!  *  A penny saved is a penny earned!

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This timesheet Program is the current offering of DB Computer Company for the individual worker. The Program works best in either Windows 2000 or Windows XP. The Timesheet Template does require MS Excel 2002(v10.0) or later to run properly with WJC v2.0.9. A "Demonstration Program" can be downloaded from this site which will highlight the main features of the Program and go through the steps of getting started with a timesheet. Thank you for viewing these pages.



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      Workman’s Job Clock!



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Simplicity of use is the key to this Timesheet Program!   It is designed to be “User Friendly”!

BDot     Track your hours daily, weekly, monthly and yearly!

GDot   Daily – enter the time you start work & the time you leave;

Throw away all those pieces of scrap paper and turn off the calculator! With Workman's Job Clock you can do a few simple key clicks and your time is added and calculated for you. Also, you can easily record the differences in the time you say you worked and the time your boss says you worked.

GDot       Weekly – totals are calculated for the Pay Period, whether weekly, bi-weekly or monthly;

Pay Periods may be weekly, bi-weekly or monthly. Regardless of when yours is Workman's Job Clock will accurately track your overall times and post the results   in a User friendly fashion for you to view and chart as you see fit!

GDot      Yearly – annual figures presented in a summarized fashion for easy viewing;

At the bottom right corner of your Annual Time sheet is a box that displays key data as it grows throughout the Year. This “at-a-glance” feature makes viewing cumulative Totals quick and easy!



Workman's Job Clock Yearly Time sheet:

Timesheet




Timesheets contain lots of helpful and informative Tools for you to use on a Daily basis:

Many helpful Functions in Timesheets


Setup helps you to establish “Regular Time” which you can use on a daily basis to quicken data entry:

Setup Regular Time to quicken data entry.

  1. Benefits:
    Color coding saves time!
    Interactive Functions!
    Automatic Date/Time Calculations!
    Abundant Field/Cell Descriptions!
     
  2. Easily record:
    Split Shifts
    and
    Overnight Shifts!




Workman's Job Clock provides various Help Topics throughout the Program!

Help is provided throughout Timesheet.



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Once you have completed the Setup of your hours, this Program is quick and simple to use!  And for those instances where you have an unusual circumstance, abundant help is available to help you through it.

Please note, this Program records & calculates your Time, not your Payroll. 



A brief animated Presentation of   Workman's Job Clock is now available for download below. You can download a trial version of this Program, but any data you enter into it will be lost after the trial period. If you have seen enough and want to get started with Workman's Job Clock then click below for a secure order connection. The Progam is only US$15.00
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All updates are FREE!  -  and this Program is fully supported!


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