Ideas

At the moment, staff can book both general leave and holiday on the same day!

Regarding a sickness absence and the RTW form that follows in EveryHR - We do need to ask whether an absence was pregnancy-related because, from an HR and legal perspective, these absences need to be recorded accurately. Pregnancy-related sickness...

Some absence reasons will be required to be logged by HR but shouldn't be available for Employees to select e.g. Unpaid leave, AWOL etc so need to be available for HR to log against the Employee but they don't want the Employee to be able to see t...

Absences added through Wonde trigger notifications in the same way that absences added directly into EveryHR do. If staff were to add absences directly into Every at the moment it doesn't feed back to the MIS, so they add to the MIS so it feeds in...

At the moment the reports are very limited in Every. There's no date filter to pull data for specific date ranges, it's hard to get historic data from the system and the column options are limited. Plus there's issues with pulling data at a trust ...

We often have a Parent whose email address is their work one. Once they change job they remember to update their email on ParentMail but not longer have access to their old email address to approve the change. We also have this where parents have ...

Currently when a form is sent the parents are sent an email which begins: Dear (surname). This looks quite unprofessional and we would like to either change it to include the salutation first or change it to parent/carer.

Can the option of starting paternity leave mid week to mid week be an option. Some staff have requested parental leave be taken straight after baby is born which can be during a working week and some staff wishing to take parental leave may have a...

A trigger that includes instances of general absences

Please can we have a warning when our session is about to timeout, providing the ability to be able to stay logged in (like Biostore). It's frustrating for schools to be actively using the system, for it to suddenly time out.