The Pacific Timesheet software has a variety of reports that managers and administrators can use and modify. But if you log in as an employee you may notice that there are no reports available out-of-the-box. The reason for this is that the specific fields and data an organization might want to make available to their employees varies greatly. Fortunately it is very easy to publish custom reports for your employees! Let's create a report that shows an employee's project hours:

Pacific Timesheet computes missed meals according to California labor and wage laws. To determine whether a day's work warrants a missed meal penalty the hours are divided into 5 hours blocks. Any block of work greater than 5 hours gets a missed meal penalty. Take the following example:

We recognizant at Pacific Timesheet that it can be difficult for employees to always keep their timesheets up-to-date. We recommend daily time entry, especially if you are in a DCAA environment that requires strong auditing. While we design Pacific Timesheet software to make it as quick and painless as possible to enter time (timers, timesheet memory, memorized projects and tasks, mobile, web and telephone interfaces, etc.), it sometimes helps to add a little extra motivation to improve your employee's time tracking compliance. Here are some positive and negative approaches you can consider that have proven effective for some organizations: