Take the contracts of an employee into account when computing work time per day.
When this module is installed, the number of hours an employee is supposed to work is only computed from their contracts. Without contracts, the work time per day is 0, instead of using the default work schedule of the company.
The start and end dates of contracts are taken into account, but the status (state) of contracts are ignored.
This module also makes the work schedule (resource.calendar) of an
employee always equal to the work schedule of the company, and hides its field
on the employee form view. This is because this work schedule is only used to
store all the leaves (resource.calendar.leaves) of all employees and is
otherwise ignored.
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The number of work hours in a day is taken from the hours_per_day field of
the work schedule (resource.calendar). This field is automatically
computed when work intervals are edited, but its value can also be set
manually.
It is useful to set it manually in case of work schedules with irregular days.
For example, a work schedule of 8 hours per day for 4 days and 4 hours for 1
day should have its hours_per_day set to 8. This way, the total work time
for a week (used to compute leaves, for example) is exactly 4.5 days.
It is possible to control the rounding of the computed number of days. This can be useful for work schedules with irregular days, where some days have durations that don't match common divisions of a full day.
The rounding mode is controlled by the
resource_work_time_from_contracts.day_rounding_mode system parameter
(ir.config_parameter). Here are its supported values:
none: No rounding is done. This is the default.round: Round to the nearest unit.ceil: Round to the next unit above the value.
For the round and ceil modes, the
resource_work_time_from_contracts.day_rounding_granularity system
parameter defines the unit to which to round values. The default value is
1, which means to round to full days. Setting it to 0.5, for example,
will round to half days.
There is currently no custom view to configure these settings. They must be set manually using the System Parameters view from the Technical Settings menu (accessible by enabling the developer mode).
- Taking leaves in hours is not yet correctly supported.
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- Coop IT Easy SC
- Coop IT Easy SC:
- hugues de keyzer
This module is part of the coopiteasy/addons project on GitHub.
You are welcome to contribute.