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Time Card

A card an employee inserts into a machine in order to record when he/she arrives and leaves the work space. The employee is paid for the period of time indicated on the card. Time cards are used for wage earners, especially but not necessarily in manufacturing.

time card

see CLOCK CARD.

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They stored our timecards for decades," Johnson says.

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The time clock automatically alerts users when they've missed a clock out, enabling managers to quickly and easily approve timecards for payroll.

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Police used fingerprints lifted from his timecards to confirm his identity, court documents showed.

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They order pre-printed timecards containing job and personnel information.

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Both codes are written on employee timecards, which are used as input documents.

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We realize this is nobody's fault, but then our supervisors will schedule us for a much longer lunch the next day so that no overtime appears on our timecards at the end of the week.

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The wage laws don't require timecards, timesheets or punch clocks, but rather require that the employer somehow keep track of the daily and weekly hours each non-exempt employee works.