Shifts for the staff¶
The staff see only the confirmed shifts: what the planner is still preparing stays out of sight until it is published.
My shifts¶
Open Planning → My shifts. Your published shifts appear as a calendar, cards or a list. Open one to read its sector, hours, label and the handover Notes.
A user sees the confirmed shifts of their team, so they can also read who works with them in Planning → Schedule.
The schedule email¶
When the planner sends the schedule, each person whose shifts changed receives an email with their shifts of the period and a See my schedule button.
The button opens a personal page, made for the phone:
My shifts — your shifts of the coming six weeks, with their notes;
Open shifts you can take — the open shifts of your role, each with a Take button.
The page needs no login. It is personal: keep its link to yourself.
Take an open shift¶
An open shift is a confirmed shift that still has nobody. When the setting Open shifts is on, anyone holding its role can take it:
in the Open shifts menu of Planning, click Take this shift on the card or in the list; or
on your personal page, tap Take.
The shift is yours at once, and its history notes who took it. The list opens on the Upcoming shifts: a shift that has started can no longer be taken.
WideCare refuses the shift when:
it is already taken, not published yet or already started;
it asks for a role you do not hold;
you already have a shift at that time;
it would leave you less rest between two working days than the establishment requires;
the establishment does not let the staff take open shifts.
Note
To take a shift from the back office, your user must be linked to your staff record. Your scheduling preferences do not block a shift you choose yourself.
Learn more¶
Automatic assignment of care tasks — the care tasks shared out among the staff on shift.