Purpose
This article explains how to set up and manage working schedules in Leave Manager to accurately calculate Employee Leave. Access the Locations tab, select the calendar icon next to a Location, and either edit an existing schedule or add a new one. Two options are available: Option 1 for regular schedules with standard non-working days and holidays, and Option 2 for irregular schedules with specific non-working days. Once configured, save the schedule. The article also clarifies how holidays are counted toward FMLA Leave depending on whether Leave is consecutive or intermittent.
A list of existing working schedules for the selected location will display. Select the calendar icon next to an existing working schedule to Edit or Add a New Working Schedule.
There are two options when creating the schedule. NOTE: Select NOT-WORKING DAYS ONLY. For example, if one department only works Monday through Friday, you would select Sunday and Saturday as non-working days.
- If the working schedule is generally consistent and there are specific holidays that aren't worked, use Option 1 to select the days of the week NOT worked and any holidays observed.
- If the working schedule is irregular and varies, use the calendar in Option 2 to select specific, non-working days. Additionally, anything set in Option 1 can be modified here.
Once complete, select Save to store the working schedule.
About Scheduling Holidays
Whether or not to count a holiday as FMLA leave will depend upon if leave is being taken on a consecutive basis or on an intermittent/reduced schedule basis.
- If leave is taken on a consecutive basis (in whole weeks), you should count the holiday as part of the employee's FMLA leave.
- If leave is taken on an intermittent/reduced schedule basis, you should not count the holiday as part of the employee's FMLA leave (assuming the employee was not otherwise scheduled to work the holiday).
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