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Labour cost, at source

Projects & Piece Work

Built for organizations whose people deliver projects and output, not just hours. Track budgets, capture work at the task or unit level, and cost labour precisely against the work that produced it.

Capabilities in detail

Everything included in this module.

01

Project & task structures

Multi-level project, phase, and task hierarchies with assigned teams, planned effort, and milestone dates.

02

Budgeting & commitment tracking

Set labour and cost budgets per project or phase, then monitor committed versus actual spend with variance alerts and forecast-to-complete.

03

Timesheets & approvals

Employees book time to tasks from web or mobile, offline-capable for field crews, with manager and project-owner approval routing.

04

Piece-rate & output capture

Record units produced or tasks completed against defined rates, with quality checks and gang or crew-level splits.

05

Project costing & recharge

Blend approved time, piece-rate output, overtime premiums, and burden rates into true labour cost per project, ready for client recharge.

06

Utilisation & profitability reporting

Billable utilisation, cost-per-unit trends, and project margin analysis by team, client, and period.

Competitive Comparison

How WeHCM Projects & Piece Work compares.

Measured against the capabilities typically found in legacy HR suites and single-purpose point tools.

CapabilityWeHCMLegacy HR SuitePoint Tool
Unified employee record across all modules
AI-driven insights and predictive analytics
Configurable multi-level approval workflows
Real-time reporting without data exports
Field-level role-based permissions
Open API & native ERP connectors
Immutable audit trail on every change
Deploy module-by-module, no re-platforming
Included Limited / add-on Not available
Business Outcomes

What Projects & Piece Work changes.

  • Know real labour cost per project, not an allocation estimate

  • Pay piece-rate workforces accurately and on time

  • Catch budget overruns while there is still time to act