Each person holds one shift per weekday. Saving a new schedule replaces the days those people already had — select several staff to roster them in one go.

@csrf

Staff members*

Ctrl/Cmd-click to roster several people at once.

@error('user_ids')

@enderror

Working days

@foreach ($weekdays as $number => $label) {{ $label }} @endforeach

@error('weekdays')

@enderror

@foreach ($weekdays as $number => $label)

@forelse ($assignments->get($number, collect()) as $assignment)

{{ $assignment->shift?->name }} {{ substr($assignment->shift?->start_time ?? '', 0, 5) }}–{{ substr($assignment->shift?->end_time ?? '', 0, 5) }}

@empty

No one rostered.

@endforelse

@endforeach

Late clock-ins are measured against the shift start plus its grace period.

@forelse ($shifts as $shift) @empty @endforelse

Shift	Hours	Grace	Rostered	Status	Manage
{{ $shift->name }} {{ substr($shift->start_time, 0, 5) }}–{{ substr($shift->end_time, 0, 5) }} @if ($shift->spans_midnight)· overnight@endif	{{ number_format($shift->durationHours(), 1) }}	{{ $shift->grace_minutes }} min	{{ $shift->assignments_count }}		Edit @csrf @method('PUT') is_active)> Active
Add the first shift pattern below — for example a day shift 08:00–17:00.

Shift

Hours

Grace

Rostered

Status

Manage

{{ substr($shift->start_time, 0, 5) }}–{{ substr($shift->end_time, 0, 5) }} @if ($shift->spans_midnight)· overnight@endif

{{ $shift->grace_minutes }} min

Edit

@csrf @method('PUT')

is_active)> Active

Add the first shift pattern below — for example a day shift 08:00–17:00.

Attendance on these dates is treated as holiday overtime at 2.0x.

@csrf

Paid holiday

@forelse ($holidays as $holiday)

{{ $holiday->date->format('d M Y') }} · {{ $holiday->is_paid ? 'Paid' : 'Unpaid' }}

@empty

No holidays recorded yet.

@endforelse