Attendance Tracking Methods Compared
A practical comparison of paper logbooks, spreadsheets and biometric terminals for Philippine workplaces, focused on where each one loses accuracy and how that loss shows up in the payroll run.
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A practical comparison of paper logbooks, spreadsheets and biometric terminals for Philippine workplaces, focused on where each one loses accuracy and how that loss shows up in the payroll run.
Informal HR works until it does not. This guide walks through the first processes a growing Philippine company should formalise — employee records, schedules, leave, hiring and onboarding — and the order to tackle them in.
January closes the previous tax year for payroll. Here is what BIR Form 2316 certifies, the order the January deadlines fall in, and where year-end reconciliation usually goes wrong.
Buying software is easy; outgrowing it is expensive. This guide walks through the questions that actually predict whether a system will still fit your company in three years — data ownership, roles, and room to add modules.
December compresses a final cutoff, the statutory 13th month release, the last remittances of the year and tax annualization into three short weeks. This checklist walks the close in the order it actually has to happen.
Going digital fails when it starts with the flashiest tool instead of the foundation. Here is a practical sequence for a small Philippine business: clean records first, then documents, then intake forms, then one full process.
Every rank-and-file employee is entitled to 13th month pay, but the details decide whether your computation is correct. This guide covers coverage rules, what counts as basic salary, proportionate pay, and the December 24 deadline.
Hybrid work has outlasted the emergency that created it. Here is what Philippine HR teams need to formalize now: attendance, leave, communication norms, and the records that back all three up.
Every growing Philippine company hits the same wall with spreadsheets, usually in the same order. Here are the breaking points that push a business onto one connected system, and how to recognise them early.
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