Ohhh right, sorry, you are talking about everyone having a lanyard on, with a hard plastic card in it? Yes? If so, Sorry, I don't disagree so strongly now. I can see the merit behind the idea and it is a good one, but personally I really dont think it is that necessary for every operator to have one - supervisors: yes maybe, operators: not really.What would be your views on a more permanent approach to this then? I'm talking about a hard card barcode that we wear or have with us whilst on shift instead of a paper barcode we put in our pocket and will probably lose due to falling out?
That way, we will be much more aware if it goes missing/gets stolen?
I mean for an operator it is only 7 numbers max they have to type in, and most would do it really quickly anyway...
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