Comments on: Contact (5 comments) http://www-dave.cs.uiuc.edu/wordpress A blog. You know, a weblog. A place for the owner to write. Like singing at the top of your lungs when you're the only one in the car -- except, you're reading this. Sun, 22 Nov 2009 22:28:32 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Phyllis http://www-dave.cs.uiuc.edu/wordpress/contact/comment-page-1/#comment-72468 Phyllis Thu, 23 Jul 2009 21:25:05 +0000 http://www-dave.cs.uiuc.edu/wordpress/contact/#comment-72468 Thank you soosoooo much, I've just opened a childcare center and have 2 employee's so far I was soo glad to find your timecard calculator. I was rubbing my head when trying to add their time. Thanks again Thank you soosoooo much, I’ve just opened a childcare center and have 2 employee’s so far I was soo glad to find your timecard calculator. I was rubbing my head when trying to add their time. Thanks again

]]> By: Linda http://www-dave.cs.uiuc.edu/wordpress/contact/comment-page-1/#comment-71770 Linda Sun, 24 May 2009 16:40:23 +0000 http://www-dave.cs.uiuc.edu/wordpress/contact/#comment-71770 Loved your calculator of work hours. The question I have is, If a person is paid bimonthly on the 15th and the last day of the month. At what point is overtime considered? Is it not anything over 80 hours in a pay period? Linda Loved your calculator of work hours. The question I have is, If a person is paid bimonthly on the 15th and the last day of the month. At what point is overtime considered? Is it not anything over 80 hours in a pay period?
Linda

]]> By: Jessica Barbee http://www-dave.cs.uiuc.edu/wordpress/contact/comment-page-1/#comment-68912 Jessica Barbee Wed, 31 Dec 2008 14:02:13 +0000 http://www-dave.cs.uiuc.edu/wordpress/contact/#comment-68912 Hey Dave! I recently rec'd your timecard calculator from a co-worker. I work for Tradesmen International (a construction labor support company) as a Payroll/Receivables Specialist) and close to 80% of my job involves processing (and of course, calculating) timecards. I deal with anywhere from 200 up to 400 timecards a week that change and vary on a daily basis. I just wanted to thank you for creating this! It's such a simple, yet extremely effective tool & it has definitely helped me to be more accurate & efficient in processing my payroll! THANKS AGAIN!! With Warm Regards, -Jessica :O) Hey Dave!

I recently rec’d your timecard calculator from a co-worker. I work for Tradesmen International (a construction labor support company) as a Payroll/Receivables Specialist) and close to 80% of my job involves processing (and of course, calculating) timecards. I deal with anywhere from 200 up to 400 timecards a week that change and vary on a daily basis. I just wanted to thank you for creating this! It’s such a simple, yet extremely effective tool & it has definitely helped me to be more accurate & efficient in processing my payroll! THANKS AGAIN!!

With Warm Regards,
-Jessica :O)

]]> By: Genia of Georgia http://www-dave.cs.uiuc.edu/wordpress/contact/comment-page-1/#comment-63497 Genia of Georgia Mon, 12 May 2008 23:35:15 +0000 http://www-dave.cs.uiuc.edu/wordpress/contact/#comment-63497 Hello! I was just given the duties of my supervisor while she is away, for two weeks! That includes the dreaded time card issue! I am REALLY bad at math with time involved. I am SOOOO happy that I found your Time Card Calculator! It really is easy to use and a savior to my foreseen migraine troubles!! Best wishes to you and Congratulations on Graduating!!!! Hello! I was just given the duties of my supervisor while she is away, for two weeks! That includes the dreaded time card issue! I am REALLY bad at math with time involved. I am SOOOO happy that I found your Time Card Calculator! It really is easy to use and a savior to my foreseen migraine troubles!! Best wishes to you and Congratulations on Graduating!!!!

]]> By: Charlene http://www-dave.cs.uiuc.edu/wordpress/contact/comment-page-1/#comment-62774 Charlene Fri, 18 Apr 2008 14:41:22 +0000 http://www-dave.cs.uiuc.edu/wordpress/contact/#comment-62774 I recently started using your time card calculator and noticed today it is not calculating correctly. I found it much easier to use than one recently being used so was happy to find it and passed on to a few friends, is there a way you can fix the calculations? example working 8.57 to 5.05 is not 8.48 as yours comes up with it's 8.13. Please check much appreciated and will continue to use. thanks I recently started using your time card calculator and noticed today it is not calculating correctly. I found it much easier to use than one recently being used so was happy to find it and passed on to a few friends, is there a way you can fix the calculations? example working 8.57 to 5.05 is not 8.48 as yours comes up with it’s 8.13.

Please check much appreciated and will continue to use.
thanks

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