Editing the request for time deviation

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edit time deviation - A summary of activity

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Date Format

The date format applicable to the login user.

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Employee Code

The employee code of the employee who logged in.

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Assignment No

The number of your assignment, for which the time deviation was requested

Shift Code

The name of the shift, for which you have already requested a deviation in timings.

Scheduled Start Time

The scheduled time at which this shift normally starts

Scheduled End Time

The scheduled time at which this shift normally ends.

Date of Deviation

The date on which there will be a deviation in the shift timings.

Start Time

The deviated start time of the shift, on the date of deviation. Ensure that this time is before the scheduled end time of the last work session. .

End Time

The deviated end time of the shift, on the date of deviation. Ensure that this time is after the scheduled start time of the first work session

The number of hours of which your shift must constitute will depend on the type of time deviation permission defined already for the rota plan from which your rota/adhoc schedule is derived.

Total Shift Time

The total number of hours you will contribute to the work sessions within the shift, on the date of deviation.

Total Break Time

The total number of hours you will contribute to the break sessions within the shift, on the date of deviation.

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 Page Objective

An employee can use this page to edit the details of the request that he had made for a deviation in shift timing. The deviation in shift timing is for a specified date.

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To edit the time deviation request

To delete the time deviation request

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