Multi-Day Schedule Technical Knowledge
The Multi-Day Schedule by default includes all working and regular duty type records and will automatically contribute to Totals and Headcounts. The default behavior can be optionally redefined in to allow each institution to define their own work code limits and contributions. Both Setup: Organization and Multi-Day View: Manage authority are required to define work code contributions for an Institution.
Application Behavior: Managing exceptions and scheduling people between shifts and across working areas in order to level personnel for the day, the week, or by area is simplified on the Multi-Day Schedule view by using a horizontal weekly grid page layout. The difference between the Multi-Day view and the Roster is how the application calls for data (pulls information); in addition to the calculation requirements to build the Roster view. The Roster is position based; this means that upon build, the Roster evaluates positions and connected feature within this application when returning assignment data and staffing records for a single day; such as, Conditions, Vacancies, Roster Counts, Vacancy Strategies, Shifts and so on. Depending on the application’s configuration the process to build multiple days could be extensive. The Multi-Day view has a smoother draw time because the target information is person-centric, the application pulls information from the person’s assignment tab and the staffing records (work codes), hence less data processing and number crunching.
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