Time and Attendance Overtime Settings

Time and Attendance Overtime Settings

BerniePortal’s “Time and Attendance” feature allows HR to determine how employee overtime should be calculated - weekly or daily. 

To determine Overtime settings:
  1. Navigate to the “Time” tab in the upper navigation menu. 
  2. Select the “Settings” tab in the secondary navigation menu. 
  3. Select “Overtime” from the left-side menu.
  4. Use the radio buttons to determine how employee overtime should be calculated.


Note: Overtime settings are determined for all employees within your employer.

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