Fancy half an hour off?
If you need to take the odd half hour here or there, soon you will be able to manage this in WhosOff*.

You may have seen the update yesterday on our blog that hours is coming soon, another quick update to tell you about: Staff members will be able to book the odd half hour off.

* - only if you are in the system as an "HOURS" staff member.


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