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| ===== Sample T&A shift setting for working more than 24 hours ===== | ===== Sample T&A shift setting for working more than 24 hours ===== | ||
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| - | Before BioStar 2.7.2, you can't calculate T&A for shift working 24 hours or more. This is because BioStar 2 is processed on the basis of 'Day start time' so before the 'Day start time' it is the previous day, after the 'Day start time' it is the next day.// | + | Before BioStar 2.7.2, you can't calculate T&A for shift working 24 hours or more. This is because BioStar 2 is processed on the basis of 'Day start time' so before the 'Day start time' it is the previous day, after the 'Day start time' it is the next day.\\ |
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| - | From BioStar 2.7.2, the option 'Allowed a day before/after time' is added so that you can calculate T&A for working 24 hours or more by allowing a day before/after time. It is likely to expand the day from 24 hours up to 30 hours for a shift. | + | From BioStar 2.7.2, the option 'Allowed a day before/after time' is added so that you can calculate T&A for working 24 hours or more by allowing a day before/after time. It is likely to expand the day from 24 hours up to 36 hours for a shift. \\ |
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| - | You can set up to 6 hours. | + | You can set up to 6 hours for each 'A day before' & 'A day after' - in total 12 hours. |
| - | </callout> // | + | </callout> \\ |
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| - | In this example, we will use the 'Allowed a day before / after time' option to explain how we can apply over 24 hours working shift. // | + | In this example, we will use the 'Allowed a day before / after time' option to explain how we can apply over 24 hours working shift. \\ |
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| - | Here are three different shift.// | + | Here are three different shift.\\ |
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| Employee Scheduling Example: Company D | Employee Scheduling Example: Company D | ||
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| * ... | * ... | ||
| </callout> | </callout> | ||
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| **Shift 1 - For day 1, day 5, day 9 ...** | **Shift 1 - For day 1, day 5, day 9 ...** | ||
| {{:en:24ta_02.png?nolink&1100}} \\ | {{:en:24ta_02.png?nolink&1100}} \\ | ||
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| **Daily Report** | **Daily Report** | ||
| {{:en:24ta_06.png?nolink&1000}} \\ | {{:en:24ta_06.png?nolink&1000}} \\ | ||
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| On the 2 April, you can see the total working hours is 26. | On the 2 April, you can see the total working hours is 26. | ||