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Attendance means that you get there at some point. Punctuality means that you get there on time.
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∙ 15y ago
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∙ 14y agoThe word attender is actually not a correct term, and should not be used, attendee should be used in it's place. Other than that they mean the same thing.
Don't know if I can believe this answer: it's not correct to use it's when you mean its!!!!!!
Sanjeev Gupta
Hi,
Reliable, consistent attendance is a requirement and essential function of all staff positions. Employees are expected to be punctual and dependable
Punctuality has to do with being on time. You're never early, you're never late, you are punctual (on time)).
Attendance simply means that you get there at some point. Punctuality means that you get there on time.
Given the current covid pandemic situation around the world, businesses are demanding to go contactless in every aspect of their working style.
I suggest Free Cilfi Hrms mobile app to cater all these requirements.
You can capture employee's attendance whether they are working from home, are in the field or marking from the office itself.
Few features of the app are listed below:
- Self Attendance for employees with optional Selfie and Geo Fencing
- Team Attendance marking based on In/Out time for Supervisor/Managers
or
- Monthly Attendance marking based on Present/Absent for Supervisor/Managers
- Night Shift provision
- Break time for Personal/Official purpose
- Overtime calculation
- Advance payment facility
- Attendance Dashboard
- Various reports for Attendance/Salary/Overtime/Advance/Payslip, easily downloadable in pdf
- Highly customizable rules on Company and Employee level
Cilfi Hrms app is available free on Google store, download now and try it once.
You can also visit website (CILFI HRMS - FREE ATTENDANCE APP | Cilfi - HRM Solution ) to know more.
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"Attent" is not a standard English word. "Attend" means to be present at an event or place, or to give your attention to something.
Wiki User
∙ 16y ago"Attend" is an English word. "Attent" is not, as far as I know.
Wiki User
∙ 12y agoattendent means accompanying. Attendant is a person who accompanies.
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