Absence FAQs
Updated 3 months ago
by
Leigh Hutchens
- Q: How do I select to keep, unassign, or reassign underlying shifts when adding an absence?
- Q: When a person is absent and someone else is assigned to the shift, does Neo show the audit trail of who the shift originally belonged to?
- Q: Can I add a part time absence as a percentage?
- Q: How do you add an absence when you already have an part-time absence (for example, part time sick 25% for 4 weeks with 3 days of vacation in the middle)?
- Q: Can I add an absence when an employee is no longer employed?
- Q: Are employees notified if a manager changes the date and time of an absence?
Q: How do I select to keep, unassign, or reassign underlying shifts when adding an absence?
A: The selection is made when adding the absence. The choice will be the same for all shifts in the absence period.
Q: When a person is absent and someone else is assigned to the shift, does Neo show the audit trail of who the shift originally belonged to?
A: The audit trail itself can't be viewed in Neo, but is still visible in Classic and recorded in the Schedule Logs.
Q: Can I add a part time absence as a percentage?
A: Yes
Q: How do you add an absence when you already have an part-time absence (for example, part time sick 25% for 4 weeks with 3 days of vacation in the middle)?
A: The outcome you're looking for is currently only possible if you add three individual absences - one part-time sick leave 25% for the first period, followed by another (full-time?) absence of three days, in turn followed by a part-time sick leave of 25% during the third period. Support for adding overlapping absences, i.e. you add the 3 days of vacation on top of the already existing part-time sick leave, is being added in the sprints to come.
Q: Can I add an absence when an employee is no longer employed?
A: It's possible to add an absence after an employee end date has passed.
Example: Today is the 3rd of September. Employee X's last date to work was the 2nd of September. Now it's possible to go to a date when the employee was still employed and add an absence.
Q: Are employees notified if a manager changes the date and time of an absence?
A: Employees are notified when date or time is changed on their absence (given the manager hasn't paused notifications).
