What does DTR mean in GENERAL

A Daily Time Record (DTR) is a document used to track the number of hours an individual works in a day or week. It provides an accurate record of when the employee started and ended their workday, as well as overtime and vacation time taken.

DTRs can be generated manually or electronically depending on the organization's policies and procedures.

A DTR typically includes information such as employee name, start time, end time, total hours worked and overtime/vacation time taken.

Organizations use DTRs to track employee attendance, attendance-related activities such as sick leave and vacation days, and for payroll purposes. They are also used by employees for record keeping purposes like filing taxes or seeking reimbursement for business travel expenses.

Yes; some countries require employers to maintain accuracy in their records of workers' daily working hours. This data must also be regularly updated and available to workers upon request.