Changing a Schedule After You Published It
A change to a published shift is not an edit to a document, it is a change to a week somebody already built around it.
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A change to a published shift is not an edit to a document, it is a change to a week somebody already built around it.
Publishing late does not remove uncertainty, it transfers it onto the people being scheduled. Six ways notice gets decided, what late notice costs
Every rota distributes desirable and undesirable time, whether or not anybody decided to. Six allocation methods reviewed, what counts as a good shift
Restricting swaps does not stop them, it moves them somewhere you cannot see. Five approaches reviewed, the constraints worth enforcing when you devolve
A rota can cover every hour and still be one nobody can build a life around. Six patterns reviewed, the three things a rota is actually judged
The split shift does not remove the dead hours, it decides who pays for them. Five alternatives reviewed, an honest account of where the cost lands
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