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A night shift always used the time slots of the day it started on. For example, if a shift started on a weekday and ran into a red day, on call after midnight ended at the weekday time instead of the red-day time. You can now choose for each schedule how a shift that runs into a day of another day type is counted.
Go to Settings → Personnel and time → Schedules: open a schedule and go to Shifts over midnight. Choose the setting:
Start day (default, same as before): all hours count as the day the shift starts.
Clock time: hours before 00:00 count as the start day, and hours after midnight count as the next day.
Most hours: all hours count as the day most of them fall on. If it’s a tie, the start day is used.
The setting decides which day type’s time slots apply, for example when on call ends. The setting isn’t available for absence schedules.
Existing schedules keep Start day. A change takes effect the next time the schedule is applied, and shifts that are already applied don’t change.
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