Planner

The Bradford Factor is defined as 'sickness absences or unexplained absences'. Currently PeopleHR allows any absence under the 'Sickness' row to have the option to be included or not in the Bradford Factor score, however, there are other types of ...

There should be the same audit log for this as with all other planner entries. There is no timestamp or 'createdby' user information at all for lateness which feels like a big oversight.

Our old system allowed staff to record their own sick leave. This would prevent possible errors if the manager forgets to record the the leave, or gets the date/reason wrong.

I'd like to restrict access for employees to request their holidays if 2 or more people from their team have already booked the time off.

There are buttons to exclude sick, late and holiday but why not mat/pat leave?

We use other events to record our half day discretional days at Christmas where everyone has the afternoon off. As other events are recorded in a 24 hour clock and are not linked to working patterns you can't just specify a half working day which ...

It is hard to capture timesheets if they are submitted retrospectively. We run a query of timesheets for payroll each month but if someone has submitted for a previous month, we have to reconcile to know what has already been paid and what is new....

We have Zero-Hour Technicians, which get paid their holiday and don't have a set number of days. We would like them to be able to add holiday to the planner and be able to add unlimited days so that everyone can see when they are off

It would be useful if there were more settings on the company planner. For example we want employees to be able to see when other employees log they are attending the office (we are hybrid so only 2 days at the office), but in order to show this, ...

Currently you only see your direct reports planned annual leave in the holiday request email - this does not take into account any other annual leave across the company. I want to be able to see the holiday booked that you see whe you select the p...