Karigar Payroll and Attendance
Most tailoring shops pay karigars per piece rather than a monthly salary, and that is the fairest arrangement for both sides — as long as the count is right. Counted from memory at the end of the month, somebody always loses, and it is usually the same person twice.
In Juvee the count builds itself. Each piece is assigned to a karigar by name, they mark it complete as they finish, and the total against their name grows through the month. What you settle on payday is a figure to read rather than a calculation to argue over.
Attendance sits in the same place. Present, absent, half day and leave are marked in seconds, and the days feed the salary for anyone on a monthly or daily wage. A karigar sees only the work assigned to them — not your rates, your customer list or your accounts.