We have a quality team that need to see if a staff member is absent for annual leave or sick, however this allows them to see the reason for sickness and all comments made. This is not good for our organisation and the privacy of employees.
As employees take time off as sick, it would be great if they would self certify on PeopleHR and not the line manager or the admin inputting this on to the system. This can then be approved by the line manager.
Don't Allow Holiday Request if Entitlement Exceeded
If an employee is trying to book a holiday that will exceed their holiday allowance for the year, this should not be allowed to go through and put their holiday entitlement as negative.
We would like to have the option of reflecting sickness days over a 12 month rolling basis rather than by calendar year which isn't usable in line with UK legislation or general best practise in the UK.
Kevin Pinel
4 months ago
in Admin
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Holidays to be set up to renew on the anniversary of an employee's start date
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Change the "no logbook screen found" message on the logbook landing page
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