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This happens when their schedule changes through the week. They remember their hours worked, so if their schedule changes, they are probably over their total requested hours for the week. It should reset on Monday, though!
Nope..Definitely wouldn't violate human rights to make them work 24/7..
lmao most of my employees work 7 days a week... 5, 6 or 7 hour shifts.
I saw one with a part time work demand and it was 30 hours, still not a ticked box for his time and that i´m pretty sure of happened all by itself, he´s now a former worker of our company since i just didn´t know what to do with him, or her. It´s the same as what David already told? It seems unrelated to it though.