Archived Off the clock or on?

[ForbiddenFruit]

Hi! New seasonal here. I know these are really stupid questions and I apologize in advance. Are things like looking at the paper schedule, signing up to take shifts, and requesting time off in EHR supposed to be done on or off the clock? And if on the clock, when? During our 15s? Thanks. It's tough for me to figure everything out because you can get in trouble for not working while on the clock but also for doing what they consider "work" while off the clock.

 

[Dog]

You can do those off the clock

 

[allnew2]

Hi! New seasonal here. I know these are really stupid questions and I apologize in advance. Are things like looking at the paper schedule, signing up to take shifts, and requesting time off in EHR supposed to be done on or off the clock? And if on the clock, when? During our 15s? Thanks. It's tough for me to figure everything out because you can get in trouble for not working while on the clock but also for doing what they consider "work" while off the clock.

You do those off the clock not on the clock:

 

[HLN13]

I believe only thing on the computer to be done on the clock is fixing punches and training... and obviously ordering, TM performance etc for GSAs+

 

[Black Sheep 214]

Best Team Survey is on the clock, too.😁

 

[Ringwraith917]

Looking at your paper schedule once per week is a requirement of the job. Therefore it is work. You can do that on the clock. Allow yourself a minute or two at the end of your shift, or after a lunch or break to look at it.
That's my argument for checking the schedule. Requesting time off/to cover are not required therefore not work. Off the clock.

 

[MavDog]

If checking the schedule was supposed to be on the clock only, it wouldn't be accessible online from home.

 

[Amanda Cantwell]

If checking the schedule was supposed to be on the clock only, it wouldn't be accessible online from home.

Checking and discussing schedule is the only work thing you can do off the clock.