Ezlabor time manager software#

On the other hand, what's usually unpopular with employees, but most companies insist on, is that the employee arrives early enough to complete the pre-work-for-the-day stuff before starting time, including starting up the workstation and 'punching the clock' as it were. (I had to do that on my workstation-it takes just about 5 minutes to load everything because of a slow VPN connection, so I have it load the faster apps, like email, first.)

Ezlabor time manager software#

If the systems automatically load productivity software (email, spreadsheets, other websites, etc.), see if you can insert delays loading those sites/programs and make sure the ADP site is loaded first.

Something else to look at is, why are the systems taking so long to start up? See if the systems are loading unnecessary software and kill their startups, or delay any services that don't absolutely need to be running the second the desktop shows. If that's not an option, then probably anything else I can suggest would be too un-secure for use with something like this, since it would involve storing the users' passwords either locally in the browser or on the network in scripts that run to sign them in after login. Almost all web servers now have that ability, but it depends on the programmers of the website and the age of the web server software as to whether or not that is an option. Best solution, see if the ADP website has any kind of single-signon feature that would let it sign the user into the website automatically as soon as the website is opened in the browser.