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Commissioners’ crackdown injures morale, judge says

By Marcia Moore
The Daily Item

Clausi said for about $100 more per unit, the biometric technology verifying individual fingerprints is available and a reliable way of confirming an employee is on the job.

Mike Knopp, the county’s director of information services, is working with Utah-based Qqest Software Systems to figure out what equipment would work best and tie into the payroll system.



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