Some companies distribute weekly working hours across weekdays, leaving Saturday without a planned schedule.
Even so, this Saturday represents hours that are already included from Monday to Friday.
For these cases, the system automatically considers Banked Hours adjustments when there is a holiday on:
Saturday without a planned schedule (non-planned day)
Weekdays with a planned schedule
Available settings
For each created Schedule, you can configure this scenario in the Special Rules tab, when it applies to the selected schedule:
Definition of distributed hours
When the Holiday banked hours compensation option is enabled, the company can configure:
How much Banked Hours should be credited when a holiday falls on a Saturday
How much Banked Hours should be debited when a holiday falls on planned days (Monday to Friday)
With this configuration, the system will automatically identify and apply the adjustment:
If the day is Saturday and has no planned schedule
→ Adds the configured value to the Banked HoursIf the day is a planned workday (Monday to Friday)
→ Deducts the configured value from the Banked Hours
There is no manual action — everything is calculated automatically.
Example
In one week, a holiday fell on Thursday, which is a planned workday.
Since the schedule was configured to debit 1h28 when a holiday occurs from Monday to Friday, the system automatically deducted –1h28 from the employee’s Bank of Hours.
In the same week, there was also a holiday on Saturday, which has no planned schedule but represents hours already compensated during the week.
As the company configured a credit of 7h20 when a holiday falls on a Saturday without a schedule, the system added +7h20 to the Bank of Hours.
As a result, in that week, the employee received a final balance of +5h52 in the Bank of Hours, without any manual action.
The adjusted values will be displayed in the following reports:
Payroll report (new Adjustment column)
Summary
Hours Bank
Extra Hours
Electronic Signature
The values will always be displayed in the converted format, following the account standard.
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