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Business
Rules
 The Labor Scheduler's Business Rules allow
you to set defaults for your weekly work schedule. The Auto-Scheduler
uses these business rules to determine default settings.
Set the Minimum Shift length, and determine how the auto-scheduler
calculates when an extra employee needs to be added to a weekly
schedule based on Dollar Sales, Customers or Items. You determine
a threshold to adding an additional employee. For example,
you set $100 as the Minimum Hourly Dollar Sales Per Employee.
When the setting of $100 is exceeded, another employee will
be added.
Determine
when Meal Breaks are to be scheduled based on a Minimum Shift
For Required Meals, and determine the length of the meal break.
Events
 Events are listed in the Business Rule
maintenance screen. Events may be modified, added or deleted
here. Adding an event to the Business Rules allows you to
specify the Description, Event Day, Starting and Ending Time,
and POS Security Level. The Sales Entry option allows the
auto-scheduler to know if a job already scheduled as a fixed
event can cover a calculated requirement for a sales associate.
This unique feature allows you to provide a minimum number
of employees by scheduling a sales associate "fixed"
event with a "fixed" event for the key-holder. For
example, use this when 2 minimum employees are required at
closing. If the auto-scheduler determines a need for a sales
associate during this time it will cover the first calculated
sales associate with the "fixed" event job that
can perform sales, and then create new sales associate events
as needed to cover any additional calculated requirements
for sales associates.
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