You can run it to spot any breaches of working time rules like rest breaks between shifts, minimum days off, and other Working Time Directive limit within a chosen week or date range, across a site or department.
It’s useful for checking compliance and seeing what’s been overridden, because violations can still be scheduled and then monitored in the report. The report updates automatically each night, and you can also recalculate it manually.
📌Note: To run the Working Time Violations report, you need permission to access the Reports area, specifically the WTD Violations report (Working Time Violations).
To run the Working Time Violations report, follow the steps below:
Click Report then click Working Time Violations report under the Scheduling section.
Set the Week / Date range.
Use the week picker or jump-to options like this week or last week.
Set the Site/department to narrow it down.
The report will show the number of violations, plus a breakdown by violation type and the employees involved.
Click Export to export the report to Excel, CSV or select Print.