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A hand is holding a paper time card, commonly used in Indonesia for tracking employee work hours. The time card is white with red grid lines and text. It has sections for "Nama" (Name), "Dept." (Department), and "No." (Number). The grid is for recording daily attendance, with columns for "Masuk" (In) and "Keluar" (Out) for different times of day, including "Pagi" (Morning), "Siang" (Afternoon), and "Lembur" (Overtime). Individual days of the month are numbered along the right edge of the card, from 1 to 31. The name "AFRIANDI" is handwritten on one card. The background appears to be a tiled floor and a light-colored wall. The floor tiles are a light pinkish-brown color, and there are dark grout lines. There is a shadow cast on the floor, suggesting artificial lighting. The environment appears to be an indoor setting, possibly an office or a place of business in Batam, Indonesia.
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