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Hi Sandeep
My suggestion would be to create rotating shift pattern.
In your period work schedules set up 4 period work schedules with week numbers 001 to 004.
week 1 period workschedule will be Monday to Sat 9 -6 and Sunday off
week 2 period workschedule will be Monday to Fri 9 -6, Saturday 10 - 1 and Sunday off
week 3 period workschedule will be Monday to Sat 9 -6 and Sunday off
week 4 period workschedule will be Monday to Fri 9 -6, Saturday 10 - 1 and Sunday off
Thanks
Reena
| | | ---------------Original Message---------------
From: devasandeep
Sent: Sunday, January 02, 2011 11:16 PM
Subject: Time Management - Daily Work Schedules
Dear All,
Wishing you a Happy new Year,
I am facing problem in configuring daily work schedules and periodic work
schedules.
Requirement is
1. planned work time 9AM to 6PM daily. from Monday to Friday.
2. 2nd Saturday is holiday and 4th Saturday is half day working i.e. from
10AM to 1PM.
3. 1st and 3rd Saturday are working days from 9AM to 6PM.
4. Sunday is OFF
I configured it as follows:
1 daily work schedule with 9AM to 6PM, and same with variant 10AM to 1PM,
1 Daily Work Schedule for OFF day,
2nd Saturday is defined through Public Holiday Calender,
2 periodic work Schedules are defined, but i am not getting exact out put.
Thanks in Advance.
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Sandeep Y
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