HR

Employees, absences, time tracking and payroll.

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  • Cost centre and location messages are readable again

    Creating, editing or deleting a cost centre, or assigning a member to one, confirmed the action not with "Cost center created" but with the string hr.costCenters.created. The same happened for locations and their work areas, and for every error message of those two areas - 15 messages in all. The texts were there the whole time, in both languages; the message simply asked for them at an address the interface does not look at. It now names the area the text lives in, and shows it again.

  • A survey's response rate now counts only who was actually addressed (#3393)

    A survey scoped to a department or team showed a tiny response rate even when everyone addressed had answered - the calculation always divided by the whole active workforce, regardless of who the survey actually targeted. For a survey scoped to a 20-person department at a company with 500 active employees, that pushed the rate down to a twenty-fifth of the real figure. The rate now honors the survey's target audience: for a department- or team-scoped survey, only members of that department or team count; a survey sent to the whole workforce still calculates the same way it always did.

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  • An expense report no longer sums entries in different currencies (#3376)

    If you linked expense entries in more than one currency (for example a USD hotel bill and a EUR taxi receipt) into the same report, the amounts used to simply be added together and labeled with whichever report currency you last chose - a numerically wrong total. The report is now rejected as soon as a linked entry was not recorded in the report's currency; create separate reports per currency instead.

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  • Euro amounts in Benefits now follow your language setting (#3417)

    The total paid stat,

  • Onboarding checklist tasks assigned by role now actually get an owner

    When a checklist is created from a template, each task can be set to go to the direct supervisor, the HR manager, the IT admin, or the new employee themselves - previously none of those role-based assignments were resolved, and every such task landed with no owner at all, so it never showed up in anyone's "my open onboarding tasks" view. Tasks assigned to the direct supervisor now go to the new employee's manager (falling back to their absence deputy if no manager is recorded); tasks assigned to the HR manager or IT admin now go to the department manager. Tasks with a specific person picked by hand are unaffected.

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