Record My Hours vs Incidents

The Fair Work Ombudsman's Record My Hours app makes it easy for workers to record their hours of work and pass on information about their job. The app allows users to: • automatically record their time at work • manually input shifts or fine-tune shift details if they need to, for example, if they don’t leave their workplace during their lunch break • export timesheets (and employment information) to store safely or share with a preferred representative if they have a workplace issue The app also includes a range of helpful features: • view, store and export shift history • back up information to personal cloud storage and easily restore it on a new device or after a factory reset • keep a record of work hours for multiple jobs and workplaces, all in one place • take and add photos of employment information that belongs to an employee, like their own payslips Privacy and Security Only you have access to your information recorded by the app. No one can access your information unless you choose to share it. Privacy and confidentiality rules apply in the workplace. Don't take photos of other people or business information. Important information for users: * Users with an app version installed prior to May 2024 must export all their app data if they wish to keep it before upgrading to the latest version, as their data will not migrate across to the new version of the app. * Before the update, make sure to save your work record outside the app so you’ve got a backup you can refer to later. * Wi-Fi must be turned on in device settings for automatic shift recording to work * Automatic shift recording won't work for all job types, such as people working in areas with no mobile or Wi-Fi coverage or people who frequently travel for work. It also won’t t work reliably in some circumstances, including when certain device settings are not enabled by the user. Manual recording has been incorporated to cater for this. Terms and Conditions By installing the app on your device, you agree to be bound by the terms and conditions governing its use. You can view these terms and conditions at fairwork.gov.au/apptermsandconditions Support and Feedback If you have any questions or feedback on the app, please email us at app@fwo.gov.au

This application provides a private database of geographically located Incidents and a collection of associated photos, that can be created by the User It is primary targeted at anyone who needs to make photographic records of something tied to a geographic location. After 30 days of use you will be asked for an auto-renewing subscription. The subscription will allow continued unrestricted use of the application. If you choose not to pay for the subscription, the app will terminate You can choose either a 6 month subscription or a 30 days subscription. This is no price advantage in either option. Terms of use for auto-renewing subscriptions are stated at http://incidents.petershevill.com/TermsOfUse.html. They are the standard Apple Terms of Use for subscriptions, please refer to the Apple Store for details, they are summarised below: – Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase – Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period – Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and identify the cost of the renewal – Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user's Account Settings after purchase – Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication, where applicable A link to my privacy policy can be found within the app about information. In summary I store no personnel information beyond email address of those who email the support email. Refer to http://petershevill.com/Privacy_Policy_Peter_Shevill.htm