Workload and protectionProtect people before the deadline.
An overload shows before the deadline. People are protected without being monitored.
- Room for more
- Nearly full
- Full
- Overloaded
The person sees their own band
Whoever allocates sees the band, never the hours
A group under five: too few to show
How it works,step by step.
Your own band
A person's workload is read from the first hour, across every delivery they are on in one organisation. The person always sees their own band.
Step 1 / 4
What it does
- Four bands: room for more, nearly full, full, overloaded.
- Two people who work at different tempos are each read fairly.
- Only the time given to deliveries is read. The shift is never measured.
- Before anyone's work is read, the employer records that employee representatives were consulted.
Who uses it
- The person
- Whoever allocates work
- The delivery lead, who sees counts only
- The employer, through the person it has mandated
What it never does
- Rank people, read output, or show anyone's hours to anyone but that person.
- Show managers anything for a group under five.
- Record why someone was absent. Only the dates are kept.
- Monitor individual employees.
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