Vacation

Explanation of the Vacation report in RecMan BI.

This report will give an insight into the vacation registered in every employee’s calendar. Every row will list a single year for each employment. Note that if a candidate has more than one employment, that person may be listed more than once in a given year. It focuses on displaying intended vacation days, actual vacation days registered, and deviation. If a deviation is negative, the cell will be highlighted.

TitleDescription
Employee no.Employee number from employment.
EmployeeEmployee name.
EmploymentName of employment.
Start dateEmployment start date.
End dateEmployment end date.
YearVacation year.
Vacation daysThe number of intended vacation days specified on the employment.
Vacation days usedThe number of registered vacation days.
DevianceThe deviance between intended and registered vacation days. If this is negative, the cell will be highlighted in red.
NotesIf you apply the feature to move vacation days from one year to another, the notes from this action may be seen here.
DepartmentDepartment connected to employment.
Default vacation daysDefault vacation days specified for the department.

WEA - aberrations

This report will show aberrations (or planned aberrations) from your staffing calendar, for the purpose of controlling aberrations due to the Working Environment Act (WEA). These aberrations are logged when an employee is booked on a shift that violates limits and other laws in the WEA.

Below is a description of each column in the report.

TitleDescription
Date bookedDate when aberration was registered.
Time bookedTime when aberration was registered.
Booked byCo-worker who registered the aberration.
Employee no.Employee number.
EmployeeEmployee name.
AberrationType of aberration.
NotesNotes from registered aberration.
Shift startTime and date of shift start.
Shift endTime and date of shift end.
Customer no.Company number.
CompanyCompany name.
Project no.Project number.
ProjectProject name.
DepartmentDepartment name.

WEA - logged work

This report will show the employee’s logged work per day, week, and month for the purpose of controlling aberrations due to the Working Environment Act (WEA). If the employee has logged more ordinary and overtime hours than the limits defined in your system, the exceeding of this limit will be illustrated with a red color.

Work time limits can be defined in the system on the employee card (1), company card (2), or for the corporation (3) as a whole in system settings. The report will first look for limits in 1. If no limits are found, it will move to the next level in the hierarchy. You may also overwrite these limits by applying the Override limit features. Due to there being no limitations for hours worked per month in the system, you may define this with Set month limits.

Yellow-colored warnings can be added to the report by applying the Add warnings feature.

The criteria for “Factor” may be used to increase or decrease the value of any salary article. I.e., you may need the passive hours counted as 1/4, where a factor of 0.25 can be applied to reflect this logic in the report.

WEA - logged work / violation

This report will give you insight into WEA violations in the logged work located by the automated scanner. The selected period will consider the work date.

ColumnDescription
Employee no.Employee ID number in RecMan.
EmployeeName of employee.
DateDate of violation of working time regulations.
ViolationViolation type.
AllowedRelevant violation limits.
ActualActual violation.
From periodViolation start date.
To periodViolation end date.
ArticleName of the work article that was violated. 
Job no.Job number in RecMan.
JobName of the job.
Responsible (job)Name of the co-worker responsible for this job.
Project no.Project number.
ProjectProject name.
Responsible (project)Name of the co-worker responsible for this project.
Customer no.Customer (company) ID number in the system.
CompanyCompany name.
DepartmentDepartment name.

Year limit - salary / job

An overview of the employee's employment(s) and registered work with calculations regarding the year limit. The period criteria will consider employment with an active date within the period.

ColumnDescription
Employee no.Employee number.
Employee Employee name.
Employee groupEmployee group name.
Employment Name of employment.
Start date Start date of employment.
End date End date of employment.
Jan – Dec Logged hours by month.
Total hoursTotal number of logged hours excluding break.
Leave of absence The total number of absence hours.
Vacation The total number of vacation hours.
Position % Position percent from the employment.
Year limit Number of working hours in a full year.
Deviance (Total hours + Leave of absence + Vacation) – Year limit.
Hour salary Hourly pay.
Month salaryThe sum of monthly salary.
Job no.Job number in RecMan.
Total salaryHours × Hour salary. 
Month limitYear limit divided by 12. 
Hour devianceTotal hours – Month limit.
Salary devianceTotal salary – Monthly salary.
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