Work Shift Rotation Example
The following table shows what happens when you move work shifts up and down in the Assigned pane on the Agents page.
Action | Effect on Shift Rotation | Comment |
---|---|---|
Select Shift 3 |
Week A | Shift 1 Week B | Shift 2 Week C | Shift 3 Week D | Shift 4 |
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Click Up |
Week A | Shift 1 Week B | Shift 2 Week B | Shift 3 Week C | Shift 4 |
Shifts 2 and 3 are now split shifts for Week B. |
Click Up |
Week A | Shift 1 Week B | Shift 3 Week C | Shift 3 Week D | Shift 4 |
Week B no longer has a split shift. |
Click Up |
Week A | Shift 3 Week A | Shift 1 Week B | Shift 2 Week C | Shift 4 |
Shifts 3 and 1 are now split shifts for Week A. |
Click Up |
Week A | Shift 3 Week B | Shift 1 Week C | Shift 2 Week D | Shift 4 |
Shift 3 is now first in the rotation and all other shifts have moved down one week. |
NOTE A split work shift is a situation where an agent works two different shifts during the same day. Before you split a work shift, you must create two work shifts that start and end at different times or days and that do not overlap.
EXAMPLE If an agent works four hours in the morning and four hours in the evening, you must create one work shift that covers the morning hours and another work shift that covers the evening hours.