Conflict Checks

Paycor Legacy Support

May 8th, 2024 Updated

When saving / publishing shifts, there are a number of things to consider: staff member availability, employment (jobs, departments, locations), time-off, etc. Determining these things manually can take quite a bit of time, but with Paycor Scheduling, we want to ensure that your scheduling time is decreased, and more efficient. When saving / publishing shifts, the system will automatically check all shifts, and staff member information, to determine if there are any conflicts present. If there are, the save / publish action will halt, and the conflict reason(s) will be displayed at the top of the shift creation window. Please see the example image below:

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Kyle has a Schedule Rule in place that states he is only allowed to work 40 hours per week, so the 9 AM to 5 PM shift being created will exceed that limit. Regardless, we don't want to limit functionality, so clicking the Save / Publish button again will override the warning. Once the warning has been overridden, the shift will be saved / published, and the weekly hours limit will display in red to ensure it's understood that Kyle is now exceeding the amount of hours he's normally eligible to work.

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The conflict checks will take into consideration any Schedule Rules in effect, approved time-off, Hours of Operation, and more. So get out there, start scheduling, and worry less. Paycor Scheduling has your back!

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