My subscriptions: Planner

Currently indicative calculations are provided by People HR for Ordinary Maternity Leave. These dates are reflected in the Planner. The data is also captured by People HR for Additional Maternity Leave but interestingly this is specifically not di...

To include Adoption within the title for Maternity / Paternity category on the planner.

Currently we can sync the planner from People Hr into outlook, however this syncs all staff. We have 9 sites and so would be useful for each Manager to use this but only see their own staff. We have tried to select staff but it defaults to all per...

At present if an employee works overtime or additional hours the manager has to manually add the TOIL by going into settings on the planner. It would be much easier if the additional hours were automatically added to the employee record TOIL balan...

Remove Manager's ability to add holidays in excess of entitlement given.

When changing an annual leave working pattern from hours to days at the start of an annual leave year this impacted all previous annual leave and resulted in an incorrect leave record. The change should only effect the leave year refered to.. By n...

We allow our staff to use holiday entitlement from the following year's allowance. This should automatically be deducted from next year's allowance but there is no feature for this. It only allows to carry over unused holiday.

I know it's a new thing but people are not finding the delete button as is. By adding a cancel button at the beginning of that workflow, people will be confused as to why the cancel button doesn't actually cancel their entry.

This would benefit managers who are planning shifts / rotas. The sync with Outlook calendar function used to give a nice overview but the support team have advised this is no longer supported by Outlook.

When holidays are set to be included in the annual allowance, if someone works the bank holidays although the circle at the top of the planner shows the correct number (increased by a day) the little aeroplane picture still shows as if the bank ho...