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Approved timesheets price the job's labour

What moves

When Attendance reports an approved day by project, the hours are priced from your labour rate cards and costed to the job, and they pre-fill the site diary's manpower. Until Attendance reports hours by project, the diary's manpower is typed by hand.

Before you start

  • Construction and Time & Attendance in your plan
  • Labour rate cards for the trades
  • Labour costing switched on

Step by step

  1. Approves an employee's timesheet.

    You see:The approved day carries the project the hours belong to.

  2. Prices the hours from the rate cards and costs them to the job's labour code.

    You see:The budget grid shows the labour cost.

  3. Starts the day's diary.

    You see:The people on site are listed by trade, to correct.

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