0 the ability to arrive at a place at the time expected --
1 how good or bad someone is at arriving at work, at meetings, etc. at the agreed time: --
Analysts looked at timekeeping and attendance records as part of the investigation.
poor/bad timekeeping He was threatened with the sack for poor timekeeping.
Unless there is investment in new locomotives, the problem of poor timekeeping will not remain as it is now, but will become worse.
The almost persistent, recurrent theme is that of bad timekeeping.
No notice was taken of men with bad timekeeping records, or of laziness or of previous suspensions.
Surely matters like late timekeeping, heating apparatus, dirt, and better public information can and should be attended to at once?
For some it may be helpful to have attendance based upon working hours, and the question of timekeeping and that sort of thing.
The general manager made no secret of the fact that he is also concerned about the poor timekeeping on this route.
The three vital needs are timekeeping, comfort and safety.
When those works are completed, there will be substantial improvements in timekeeping and speed.
