Virtual TimeClock '10 Year In Review

We've been very pleased with the response we've received this year from customers and the media regarding our latest Virtual TimeClock software releases and the other time and attendance resources we've introduced. And I'm very excited about what's coming in 2011, especially the employee overtime control measures included in Virtual TimeClock '11.

Here's a recap of the highlights from 2010:

• Jan 19 - Virtual TimeClock '10 is released with tools to help businesses reduce payroll costs
• Jan 19 - Macworld magazine provides exclusive coverage of Virtual TimeClock '10
• Mar 5 - Redcort Software releases a free time card calculator that provides employees with an easy way to total daily and weekly hours in a convenient printable timesheet
• Mar 30 - Macworld magazine reviews Virtual TimeClock '10 Network Edition (4 out of 5 mice)
• May 12 - Virtual TimeClock '10 Release 1.1 introduces optimizations for large businesses
• May 27 - Fresno mayor highlights Virtual TimeClock in annual state of the city address
• Aug 1 - CPA Technology Advisor applauds Virtual TimeClock for simplifying time tracking
• Aug 24 - Virtual TimeClock '10 Release 2 brings payroll integration to make payday easier
• Sep 3 - Mac|Life magazine reviews Virtual TimeClock '10 Pro Edition (rated 4 out of 5)
• Sep 3 - SurePayroll announces partnership with Redcort Software to bring payroll discounts to Virtual TimeClock users
• Nov 18 - Redcort software releases free time & attendance resources to provide businesses with handy reference tools

As you can see, this makes for a busy and satisfying year. And we have some exciting plans for 2011 to keep Virtual TimeClock at the forefront of the time and attendance industry!

Jeff Morrow

Virtual TimeClock Product Specialist

Redcort Software

Free Time and Attendance Tools

The Internet has certainly changed the way we access and interact with information. Unfortunately, much of the information you encounter on the Web is outdated, inaccurate, misleading, or just so disorganized it's of no practical value.

Since we're in the business of time and attendance, we get asked a lot about overtime laws and overtime rules for each state. So I started thinking, "If people are asking us, they must not be able to easily find the answers they need elsewhere." With that in mind, we decided to expand our time clock software web site to offer businesses looking for helpful time and attendance resources with some handy reference tools. We thought gathering these tools "under one roof" so to speak would be a great way to help business owners and HR professionals find some of the answers they're looking for.

State overtime rules

This reference tool brings together an easy-to-use summary of daily, weekly, and any premium pay rules for every U.S. state and territory.

Federal and bank holidays

This reference tool includes a set of calendars of common holidays observed by U.S. businesses and all of the U.S. federal holidays for four consecutive years.

These free time and attendance resources join our free time card calculator that provides employees with an easy way to total daily and weekly hours in a convenient printable timesheet.

Jeff Morrow

Redcort Software