Shift Roster
The "Shift Roster" page provides a visual representation of assigned employee shifts. It offers filtering, navigation through dates, and options to assign shifts.
Top Filters and View Options:
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Employee dropdown (All): This dropdown allows you to filter the roster to show shifts for a specific employee.
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Department dropdown (All): This dropdown allows you to filter the roster to show shifts for employees within a specific department.
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Weekly View dropdown: This dropdown currently shows "Weekly View", suggesting other views like "Daily View" or "Monthly View" might be available.
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Assign Bulk Shifts:
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Purpose: To assign shifts to multiple employees for multiple days at once, streamlining the scheduling process.
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How to Use: Click the green "+ Assign Bulk Shifts" button. This will likely open a modal or form to configure the bulk assignment.
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Export:
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Purpose: To export the current shift roster data (e.g., to CSV, Excel) for record-keeping or external analysis.
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How to Use: Click the "Export" button. This will usually trigger a file download.
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View Options (Right Side of Action Buttons):
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Roster View (Currently Selected): The icon with horizontal lines indicates the current view, which is the detailed shift roster.
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List View: The icon with a simple list might switch to a more condensed list format of shifts.
Shift Roster Grid:
The main area displays the shift roster in a grid format, typically showing employees on the left and days of the week across the top.
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Employee Column: Lists the names of the employees (e.g., "Adam Harith"). "It's you" indicates the logged-in user.
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Date Columns: Each column represents a day of the week within the selected date range (e.g., "30 MONDAY JUN", "1 TUESDAY JUL", etc.).
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Shift Assignment Cells: Within each cell, for each employee and day:
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A green "+" icon is visible, indicating that a shift can be assigned to that employee on that specific day. Clicking this would likely open a modal to select a shift.
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The green dot indicates a shift has been assigned (likely the "General Shift" based on the legend).
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