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The Timesheet policy for minimum hours per week does not consider the workers contract start date.
The policy should take it into account and not prevent the creation of the timesheets.
When the worker start date is in the midweek the policy should consider it and allow the users to enter hours on the first day of the contract.
The policy should take it into account and not prevent the creation of the timesheets.
When the worker start date is in the midweek the policy should consider it and allow the users to enter hours on the first day of the contract.
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Comments
The timesheet policy should consider the workers calendar rather than the company calendar as well as the expected number of hours for the reporting period (split week), rather than the full week.
In most organisations will have some workers that work part time, hence, it does not make sense to use the company's calendar.
Category: Project Resource Management