Scheduling with Compliance

Compliant scheduling is crucial for adhering to labor regulations. With 7shifts, you can easily spot and track scheduling conflicts, overtime, and labor exceptions using filter warnings. Additionally, age indicators help scheduling managers identify underage employees.

In this article, you'll discover the visual cues on the Schedule page that will help you stay compliant with local labor laws.

Prerequisites

⚠️ An Admin must configure the Account's compliance setting to ensure they meet regional requirements.


Compliance Warnings

Spot and track conflicts, overtime, unassigned shifts, and labor exceptions on the fly by clicking the filter warnings:

The filter will then isolate those warnings so you can make adjustments as needed.

 

If there are any alerts or labor warnings associated with a shift, these will be highlighted for you. You can hover your mouse over the icon beside the shift to learn more:



Unpublished shifts Labor Exceptions Conflicts         Overtime

Learn more about setting up your Overtime Rules here, or enabling Labor Exceptions here (if they apply to your region).


Age Indicators

Employees under the age of 16 or 18 will now have an indicator next to their name, allowing scheduling Managers to easily identify if the employee they're scheduling is underage and ensures you stay labor compliant with local labor laws.

The age of the employees is calculated on the day they are being scheduled and is calculated based on their date of birth entered within their employee profile.

⚠️ Managers and Assistant Managers, with the permission ', Can manage schedule' enabled, can view the indicators. Read more about Manager Permissions here.  

The indicator is visible on both the web and the mobile app:

Web Mobile
Viewing the Schedule:

List by Role Layout


Time frames Layout


Creating shifts:

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Shift Pool - approving/denying requests:

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