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1) Add pending holiday to holiday summary circle in Planners
When staff book holidays (pending), It would be useful for line manager to know the breakdown via the holiday summary circle, example of 25 days holiday allowance below;
booked/approved (20 days)
pending/awaiting approval (3 days)
remaining (2 days)
Or
2) Do not deduct pending holiday from allowance
At the moment, holidays pending approval are still deducted from staff allowances, despite awaiting approval.
If holidays could only be deducted from allowance once they are approved.
| Describe the Challenge | Not easy for Managers to see pending holiday totals |
It would be useful to see:
Booked/Taken (date is in past and employee has been paid for that day)
Approved (holiday has been approved but the date is in the future - still within holiday year)
Remaining
option 1, please
Option 1 please.
Option 2 would be very confusing and I could envisage lots of explaining and misunderstanding with the total holiday numbers remianing.
Option 1 please.
I know that with option 2 I'd end up explaining constantly why the total figure doesn't match to the figure in the circle!
Options 1 please
Option 1 - Add pending to holiday summary with Planner Option 2 Please
Option 2
Option 2.
Option 2
Prefer option 1
Option 2 for me please
Claire Matthews | Human Resources Manager
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We don't use TOIL so no preference for us, but we would like the breakdown to split Booked and Taken as per comment below
Hello everyone,
We are considering separating Holiday and TOIL entitlements from both calculation and visual perspectives.
As part of this update, we are also looking to categorize the entitlements into:
Booked
Pending/Awaiting decision
Remaining
When it comes to visual separation within the Employee Planner and Employee Dashboard, which option would you prefer?
Option 1: Display Holidays and TOIL in two different charts.
Option 2: Display Holidays and TOIL together in one chart, but use different colors to distinguish them.
Please note that these are not the final designs. There are only some sketches to demonstrate the concept.
Thank you for your feedback!
Best Regards,
PHR Product Team
This is great idea. I would like to see the following breakdown of holiday:
Taken - Past bookings
Booked - future bookings
Pending - awaiting approval
Remaining - still to take
We need to ensure % of leave is taken by a certain times in the year and currently booked is past and future bookings combined which doesn't help with this calculation. We need to ensure leave is spread out so the business always has enough resources to run effectively.
Option 1 - I think this would be the most helpful for managers to keep an eye on the limits and how much there is left so they don't accidently grant too much without noticing.
Option 1 wouod be my preffered.
I think both options would be great but option 1 would be the most imperative.
Option 1
option 1 would be preferred as people instantly know what remains bookable if their holiday is approved, majority of requests are granted after all
This would be super useful and add to efficiencies