on 07-24-2013 10:41 AM
Hi expert,
My client having 6 days a week and Sunday as a holiday i.e. we have configure Monday to Saturday working day (09:30 to 6:30) and Sunday off, and using positive time management.
If any employees missing their attendance they can regularize as clock in or clock out through ESS.
Client declare holiday in one Tuesday (5th Aug), due to festival,
Please tell me the configuration steps in time management
Regards,
Rakesh
By the way if you add it as a public holiday to your calendar you must recreate your work schedules with PT01.
In this case it's better and easy if you first delete all work schedules with PT02 and then create them.
Regards,
Omid
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Dear Raj / Rakesh
Bu I don't think it's the best solution! Because If client ask such a ad-hoc holidays because of any reason each year you have to:
- Define new and new public holidays each year which are one time public holidays.
- Generate all shifts and transfer to production system
and maybe some other things....
But as I know the standard solution is using IT2003
Regards,
Omid
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Dear Mr. Omid,
As per my understanding, you are right,
Suppose again client wants the following change in next month:-
One holiday convert working day
Kindly suggest!
Regards,
Rakesh
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Dear Omid,
yes I agreed 100% with you & I had also the same kind of issues regularly with my client but maintaining data in pa30 for thousands of employee's will hesitate end user and at any cost they are not ready to do entry in IT2003 & this data won't reflect in some custom programs, so I also go through this option only,
It's all depends on client, Rakesh follow the method of Omid only.
Regards,
Kedhar.
Dear Rakesh,
You should create a record of 2003 and put the following information:
- Begin date and End date: In your case both are the same(one day)
- Substitution type: You can customize it to specify different reasons of overwriting DWS.
- Daily work schedule: Select OFF as DWS. You should have it in your DWS list.
I recommend to do it for an EE and run time evaluation to see the result.
To put the same data for 10,000 EE the best solution is LSMW. If it was less you could use fast entry (PA71) also
Regards,
Omid
Dear Rakesh,
If this is public holiday you should define in your calendar thru SCAL but if it's a casual holiday and company just decided to have it for current year you can use IT2003 (Substitution).
Thru IT2003 you can overwrite daily work schedule of employee with the new one for a specific date. You can maintain this infotype thru PA71 for all employee and choose the same daily work schedule you use for Sunday if it fits your requirement.
Cheers,
Omid
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Dear Kedhar & Narendra,
Thank you so much,
we have already change in our office timing(old time 9:30 to 6:00, new time 10:00 to 06:30) with effect from August,
we are going to change once again for special holiday (05th Aug) purpose as per your suggestion,
is there any impact.
Regards,
Rakesh
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Hi
Goto tcode SCAL create a holiday on 5th august and assign this holiday to the holiday calendar.
Again generate the work schedule from August or from start of the year.Save that changes in IT0007.
regards,
Narendra
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