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This would help staff see other events more easily.

Be able to filter easily between two dates

To be able to set up recurring other events in the planner. for example, if we want employees to log the days they are in the office in their planner under other events, it would be useful to set up a recurrence if they are in the office the same ...

At the moment the maternity/paternity row doesn't really work for employees taking adoption leave or shared parental leave. Employees are now taking various forms of parental leave in different ways and it would be useful to be able to have it all...

We use other events quite a bit for example : giving employees an additional 'one off' annual days leave that has an expiry 3 medical appointments paid per rolling 12 months It would be good if the employee could see what they have used in that ye...

IT would be useful to be able to pull the Staff turnover report in to excel, so we can report on the cost /turnover per hire more easily. I would also suggest that the picture of a man in a suit is removed or changed to something more inclusive - ...

When creating a logbook template, e.g. 1:1 logbook, it would be very useful to be able to embed links into these, for example in the 1:1 logbook I want to embed a link to our company skills matrix so that managers can update this during the 1:1 me...

Add on expiry dates to documents uploaded to the employees profile, to be actionable once the employee is marked as a leaver, to keep greater GDPR compliance for leavers and their information.

Employees can view Other Event and Maternity Leave details (including dates) for other employees in their planner. This is sensitive information and should not be viewable to anyone other than managers. The settings currently only allow for sickne...

On a number of occasions when editing a document in templates, I have accidentally clicked close or pressed X (when coming out of the table editing field for example) and then all my changes haven't saved. It would be useful to have a pop up sayin...