UK Ministry of Justice dangles £20m, seeks paper-free payroll services – this time for the judiciary

The UK's Ministry of Justice has put out market feelers for the second time in three months in what could amount to a £20m deal, this time for a new payroll system. The government department published the market-testing tender notice asking for help dealing with payments to judicial system staff last week. The "Prior …

[Doctor Syntax]

Such a system would hold PII about court staff in general as well a judges. This should be rate as particularly sensitive as at any one time there will be a number of toe-rags who'd quite like to pressure someone in that position. I hope this will be taken into account when awarding the contract but suspect not.

[TimMaher]

Kienzle 2200

With mag stripe cards, eight inch, soft sectored, diskette drives and the monthly payroll should do it.

Drag them into the last quarter of the twentieth century anyway.

[UCAP]

Re: Kienzle 2200

Too fast, too fast. Dragging them forward 200 years is far to fast!

[Anonymous Coward]

what could possibly go wrong!?

[UCAP]

Payroll system for the judiciary ...

... not a group you want to piss off by getting their allowances wrong

[IGotOut]

Really odd.

I've, until recently, had paperless payroll for close on 20 years.

Moved to a new job and got a wage slip. I was stunned and didn't know what to do with it....make a paper plane?