Operations

Leave

Record leave balances, raise leave requests, approve or reject them, and see how approved leave appears in attendance and payroll.

Sidebar → Leave Management (route /leave-management).

Who can do this: Admin, Ops Manager, HR Manager, Supervisor (leave.manage). Field employees can see their own.

The page has three parts:

  • Leave Review: counts of requested, approved and rejected leave for a Period start to Period end, filterable by status.
  • Leave Requests: each request with its status and Approve / Reject actions.
  • Leave Balances: each person's balance per leave type and period.

Leave types: casual, sick, earned, unpaid, other.

Set up a leave balance

Leave Balances → Add leave balance:

FieldRequiredNotes
EmployeeYes
Leave typecasual, sick, earned, unpaid, other
Period start / Period endYese.g. the leave year 1 Jan – 31 Dec
Opening balanceDays at the start of the period
AccruedDays earned in the period
UsedDays taken
AdjustedManual corrections (+ or −)
Closing balanceOpening + accrued − used ± adjusted
Notes

Add leave balance: (1) employee, (2) leave type, (3–4) the period, (5) opening days, (6) Save

Leave Balances: opening, accrued, used, adjusted and closing days; (1) Add leave balance

Raise a leave request

Leave Requests → Add leave request:

FieldRequiredNotes
EmployeeYesA supervisor can raise it on the worker's behalf
Leave type
Start date / End dateYes
Days requestedDefault 1
Reason
StatusStarts as requested

Add leave request: (1) employee, (2) leave type, (3) first day, (4) last day, (5) number of days, (6) reason, (7) Save

Approve or reject

Leave Requests: a requested leave with Approve and Reject

Each requested row has Approve and Reject. An approved request can't be edited or deleted. A rejected request records a rejection reason.

How it connects

  • Mark leave days in the muster with Mark as → Leave. They then show under Leave on the daily report and are excused from the attendance %.
  • Approving a request doesn't change attendance by itself: mark the days in the muster.
  • Payroll Prep counts every attendance day marked Leave as a paid day. Attendance has no separate unpaid-leave status, so for unpaid leave mark the day Absent instead.