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The Efficacy of an Automated Reminder System for Employee Clock-in and Clock-out Times

Abstract

This research paper presents a study on the implementation of an automated reminder system to address the issue of employees forgetting to clock in and out in a corporate environment. The study utilized a Java-based reminder system employing the Quartz job scheduling library and JavaFX for desktop notifications. The impact of the system was evaluated in a medium-sized business over a period of six months, with three months of baseline data collected before implementation and three months of data collected post-implementation. The results were promising, with a 78% reduction in clock-in and clock-out errors and a 15% increase in accurately logged work hours following the introduction of the reminder system. Employee satisfaction, as gauged through surveys, also improved by 20%. All results were statistically significant, indicating the reminder system's effectiveness in enhancing timekeeping accuracy and productivity. While the system proved successful in this specific corporate environment, further research is suggested to assess its adaptability to different work settings such as shift work, remote work, or flexible work schedules. This study highlights the potential of such technological solutions in addressing common yet impactful workplace issues, improving operational efficiency, and creating a more positive work environment.

Richardson David

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