You can define rules for counting certain FULL day absences by defining the DAILY work schedule variant. It not only affects the formation of time credits but also affects the payment of absences. When full day absence is entered in a system, the system automatically calculates the absence hours from the planned working hours in the daily work schedule. For example, if the EMPLOYEES working hours for a week is 37.5 hours and the planned working hours were 40 hours, then the average difference is 0.5 hours in the planned and EXACTLY worked hours. This difference is automatically CREDITED into the employees worked hours during time evaluation.

You can define rules for counting certain full day absences by defining the daily work schedule variant. It not only affects the formation of time credits but also affects the payment of absences. When full day absence is entered in a system, the system automatically calculates the absence hours from the planned working hours in the daily work schedule. For example, if the employees working hours for a week is 37.5 hours and the planned working hours were 40 hours, then the average difference is 0.5 hours in the planned and exactly worked hours. This difference is automatically credited into the employees worked hours during time evaluation.