Shift Adjustment
Shift Adjustment work rules allow you to make adjustment to employee shifts.
Rule | Adds/Subtracts from Employee | Quick Description |
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Minimum Break |
Adds |
Enforces minimum break and pays employee when min isn't met |
Minimum Daily Hours |
Adds |
Ensures minimum shift length |
Auto Break |
Subtracts |
Creates breaks for those that don't punch out |
DST Adjustment |
Both |
Adds or deletes based on direction of time change |
Paid Break |
Adds |
Pays back to employee minutes between min and max on breaks |
No Adjustment |
N/A |
Needed for employees that don't get any adjustments |
Total Break Length |
Subtracts |
Rounds Breaks and makes adjustments to the shift |
The Shift Adjustment work rule type includes the following work rules:
Minimum Break
Description |
Adds a positive break adjustment to a shift over a minimum number of hours, for all minutes of a break that are less than the minimum break requirements. |
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Example(s) |
If it is determined that a break lasted less than the specified length of time, the amount of time that actually was spent on break is added to the employees hours. If a 15 minute break is the configured length of time for a break, but an employee only takes a 10 minute break, they are awarded an extra 10 minutes of work time. |
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Parameters | Parameter | Description |
Minimum Break Length |
Minimum length of time that a break must last. |
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Minimum Hours Worked |
Minimum number of hours that must be worked before the adjustment can be applied. |
Minimum Daily Hours
Description |
Adds a positive adjustment to the last shift in a day, for all hours that are less than the minimum daily hours. This work rule supports three rounding thresholds, allowing managers to set up varied minimum hours for different scenarios without needing separate rule items. Note: To prevent conflicts, ranges cannot overlap. |
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Example(s) |
Single range If an employee works for 3 hours and the minimum daily hours is 3.5, a 30-minute adjustment is added to the employee's shift. Multiple ranges Example scenario—Click to expand.
Range 1:
Range 2:
Range 3:
With the specified parameters above:
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Parameters | Parameter | Description |
1. Minimum Daily Hours |
Minimum number of hours that must be paid for a work day. |
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1. Minimum Hours Worked to Qualify |
Minimum hours worked before additional hours are added by this rule item. |
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2. Minimum Daily Hours |
Minimum number of hours that must be paid for a work day. |
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2. Minimum Hours Worked to Qualify |
Minimum hours worked before additional hours are added by this rule item. |
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3. Minimum Daily Hours |
Minimum number of hours that must be paid for a work day. |
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3. Minimum Hours Worked to Qualify |
Minimum hours worked before additional hours are added by this rule item. |
Auto Break
Description |
Adds an adjustment to a shift after a minimum number of hours has been worked. |
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Example(s) |
If your property requires employees to clock in/out for 30 minute meal breaks. To compensate for that, create an Auto Break rule that automatically adjusts the employee's shift lengths by 30 minutes. |
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Parameters | Parameter | Description |
Hours Adjustment |
Number of hours to be added to the shift length. |
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Minimum Hours Worked |
Minimum number of hours that an employee must work before an adjustment is applied. |
DST Adjustment
Description |
Adjust for Daylight Savings Time. |
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Parameters | Parameter | Description |
Adjustment Length |
The number of minutes to adjust. |
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Backward Day |
Day of the month when the clock moves backwards. |
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Backward Month |
Month when the clock moves backwards. |
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Forward Day |
Day of the month when the clock moves forward. |
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Forward Month |
Month when the clock moves forward. |
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Time of Shift |
Time of day which the adjustment will occur. |
Paid Break
Description |
Adds a positive adjustment for break times over the specified minimum up to the maximum adjustment for shifts over a minimum hours worked. |
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Example(s) |
For example, a configured minimum break is 30 minutes, and the maximum adjustment is one hour. If an employee takes a 45 minute break, the adjustment is 15 minutes. If an employee takes a 1-3/4 hour break, the adjustment would be one hour. The 15 minutes over the maximum adjustment is disregarded. |
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Parameters | Parameter | Description |
Maximum Adjustment |
Maximum amount of time allowed for the adjustment. |
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Minimum Break Length |
Minimum length of time the break must last before the adjustment is applied. |
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Minimum Hours Worked |
Number of hours that an employee must work before the adjustment is applied. |
No Adjustment
Description |
No Shift Adjustment rules apply. |
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Parameters | Parameter | Description |
Not applicable. |
Not applicable. |
Total Break Length
Description |
Rounds Breaks to the configured interval. If the break is less than the minimum required break length, a negative adjustment is applied to the shift for the total rounded minutes of all breaks. |
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Parameters | Parameter | Description |
Minimum Break Length |
Minimum number of minutes that are required for a break. |
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Round Time To |
Round time to the nearest x minutes. |
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Rounding Options |
Select a method for rounding the Break:
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