PeopleHR

Once the year has been elapsed, can we stop people from booking leave from the previous years ? I.E. If we are in January 2024 and someone wants to book back-dated leave from December 2023 - currently they can. Can we stop people from doing so ?

If an employee is on sick leave but will be on reduced / half pay, they can choose to take annual leave so that they can be paid in full. PeopleHR doesn't allow for this to be recorded as there is an overlap.

If a logbook has been created or amended and has not been approved before an employee is made a leaver the logbook changes aren't visible and they pending logbooks cannot be updated further.

When recreating our forms on logbooks, not being able to add things as a table is proving difficult and also not being able to repeat a field, for example, on an observation have a sliding scale for score but you can only add a checkbox for not ob...

With an option to exclude the breaks time from the total time worked. It would be much more efficient to use the total worked time to create reports and analysis.

We have casual contracts who do not have continuous service rights but then change contracts to an employee on an FTC and therefore gain a continuous service date however the system does not enable us to input this date.

When someone leaves, we would like the system to automatically remove them from the approvers list on authorisations rules. Currently they remain on the list and we have to manually check leavers and update the authorisation rules. Recently we hav...

At the moment the system only allows HR/Admin to confirm whether logged sickness on the planner is to be paid. This facility should be available to managers are HR are not aware of whether they are entitled to pay as the HR Team is remote.

Currently, if someone is on 'No Work Pattern', their 'day' when they go to book holiday defaults to 7.5 hours, regardless of what the standard working day for the company is set as.

Currently, if an employee adds a comment to a holiday or other event booking (ie sufficient cover in office) this does not pull through on the manager's approval email they receive. Likewise, if a manager adds a comment when they approve/decline a...