Rule: Maximum Hours Per Calendar Month
This rule limits the number of hours that an employee can be scheduled in each calendar month.
- Overview
- The Maximum Hours Per Calendar Month Rule determines whether an employee has exceeded the number of scheduled hours for a calendar month. This rule counts the sum of all hours scheduled for the employee across the month. Shifts must have work dates during the month to be included in the total number of hours for the month. When the number of scheduled hours exceeds this limit, a violation occurs.
- Violation Area
- Violations count against the appropriate month.
- Example
- For example, employees may be scheduled up to a maximum of 200 hours per calendar month.