clockcard

noun
UK /ˈklɒk.kɑːd/
US /ˈklɑːk.kɑːrd/

A clockcard is a card you put in a machine to show when you start and stop work.

She slid her clockcard into the time clock before starting her shift.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A card used to record the hours an employee works.

The manager checked the clockcards to calculate weekly wages.

3. A card inserted into a time-recording machine to stamp arrival and departure times.

He forgot his clockcard at home and had to ask the supervisor for a temporary one.

4. A record card kept by a worker showing daily start and finish times.

Each clockcard is filed at the end of the month for payroll records.