Bug Fixes

Fixed an issue that caused the Create Schedules From Work Patterns background job to fail with an error.

Fixed display issues in the Printed Schedule Report.

Fixed an issue where the application incorrectly let users make pay adjustments with insufficient balances.

Fixed an issue in Timesheets where, in some cases, the application failed to apply green highlighting on timesheets to mark dates that contained approved time away periods and non-productive shifts.

Fixed an issue that could occur for employees assigned to a time off policy that allows time away requests only on days with scheduled shifts. In some cases, if an employee requested time away on a day that preceded an approved time away period, the application mistakenly indicated that the request overlapped with another and didn’t accept the request.

Fixed an issue that could occur in Schedules if you loaded a location with a posted schedule and then navigated to the People feature. In some cases, when you closed People to show Schedules again, the name of the loaded location and the “Schedule Posted” message were no longer shown at the top of the feature screen.

Fixed an issue in Schedules in the Problems panel, in the Schedule Change sub-tab where the Apply All button was still editable by users with read-only access for schedule change violations.

Fixed an issue that could occur in Manager Timesheet when you hovered the cursor over the down arrow in a timesheet row to show a tooltip. In some cases, the tooltip obscured the options in the drop-down list.

Fixed an issue in Schedules where the Employee Schedule Import failed with an error when there were existing schedules.

Fixed an issue in Schedules where the application failed to load your schedule.

Fixed an issue in Schedules where it took longer than expected to load schedules.

Fixed an issue in Multi-Week Calendar in the Filter panel where the Rotation drop-down list didn’t contain any options.

Fixed an issue in Pay Setup > Job Rate where users were unable to edit job step policies when two job sets had the same department.