A rolling shift schedule can be created in TimeTrack, where employees’ shifts alternate in a set, cyclical pattern. In this work schedule model, your employees rotate regularly between different shifts, such as morning, afternoon, and night shifts. The plan repeats after a specific period, ensuring employees go through all shifts.
Forward-rolling and backward-rolling shift schedules are two different models for organizing shifts in a rotating schedule. The main difference lies in the order of shifts in which employees rotate.
Example: A person works the morning shift (6:00–14:00) one day, the afternoon shift (14:00–22:00) the next day, and then the night shift (22:00–6:00).
A forward-rolling shift schedule can be acceptable if legal rest periods are maintained through additional rest days at the end of the cycle or if special agreements are in place to allow it.
Example: A person works the night shift (22:00–6:00) one day, the afternoon shift (14:00–22:00) the next day, and then the morning shift (6:00–14:00).
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