Note: These instructions are intended for practitioners or managers who do not have access to the Manager role. If you have manager user rights, we recommend that you perform this task while using the Manager role.

When you are using the Practitioner role, you can edit an employee's schedule for a single day. The procedure is the same, whether the employee's schedule for the day is an individualized schedule or part of a recurring schedule.

  1. From the Time & Attendance menu, select Timecards.

    Note: If the Timecards option is not visible, make sure that you have selected Practitioner in the Role Selector.

  2. If the Multiple Employee Timecard Manager opens, click the Single Employee View link near the upper right corner of the page to view the Timecard Manager for one employee. If the single employee Timecard Manager opens, skip this step.

  3. On the Timecard Manager, click the Select button (next to the Find button). The Employee ID Lookup window opens. Select the employee whose schedule you want to edit. The Timecard Manager refreshes and displays timecard information for the selected employee.

  4. Click the Schedule link above the table of timecard data. The Monthly Schedule page opens and displays in a calendar view the employee's schedule for the four-week period that begins with the week that was being viewed in the Timecard Manager.

    Tips:
    You can use the Previous and Next date buttons to move the monthly schedule backward or forward one week at a time. You can also use the Week Of drop-down menu to navigate to a specific starting week for the monthly schedule.

    To return to a monthly view beginning with the current week, click the Current Week button.

  5. Click the calendar cell for the date for which you want to edit the employee's schedule. The Edit Schedule page opens and shows all of the employee's scheduled time pairs for the selected date.

    Tip: If a date cell on the Monthly Schedule page contains a time pair (for example, 08:00 AM-05:00 PM), the employee has been assigned at least one schedule for that day. If the employee has been assigned multiple schedules for the day, the time pair is made up of the employee's earliest scheduled in time and latest scheduled out time for the day, and the Multiple Schedulesicon appears next to the time pair.

  6. In the left pane of the Edit Schedule page, click the time pair representing the schedule you want to edit.

    Tip: If the employee has only one schedule for the day, it is automatically selected.

  7. If necessary, edit the Date In, Date Out, Time In, and Time Out fields.

  8. If you want to change or add an earnings code, lunch plan, shift rule, and/or labor charge field value, click the Lookup buttons next to the Earnings Code, Lunch Plan, Shift Rule, Flextime Rule and Labor Charge Fields text boxes and select the appropriate values.

    Tips:
    These fields are optional. If you do select or enter values for these fields, they will override the employee's assigned defaults.

    Although your company may use more than two labor charge categories, only two labor charge fields can be associated with a schedule. Your ADP Time & Attendance Representative has configured which labor charge fields are available for scheduling.

  9. If you have selected an hours-type earnings code, enter the total number of hours to be scheduled and applied to the earnings code.

    Notes:
    If you enter a value in the Total Hours field and you have specified an hours-type earnings code, the Time & Attendance module recalculates the Time Out value after you click the Submit button. The calculated out time is based on the Time In and Total Hours values you entered.

    If you are not using an hours-based earnings code, any value you enter in the Total Hours column will be ignored. After you click the Submit button, the Time & Attendance module
    calculates the total hours for the new schedule, taking into account your company's time calculation and lunch plan rules, and displays the result in this field.

  10. Click the Submit button.

Note: If the schedule you have modified was part of a recurring schedule, you have just created a schedule deviation for the employee, but the master recurring schedule template will not be affected. If you want to remove the schedule deviation and reassign the employee to the standard recurring schedule based on the template, see Removing Schedule Deviations (Restoring a Recurring Schedule).