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At TimeOff, we’ve designed a dedicated section for managing company events and blackout periods, providing visibility and transparency for employees and management alike. Well-communicated blackout days announced in advance give employees sufficient time to plan their leaves without disrupting business operations during busy periods.

The process of setting up blackout days is straightforward. Simply add a blackout day with a description to the calendar, and employees will see it reflected on their personal calendars. On those days, employees will be restricted from booking leave, ensuring smooth operations during critical times.
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Company events are meant to keep employees informed about important dates on the company calendar. These can include team-building activities, essential meetings, presentations, and all-hands talks. While these days are not blocked for time-off bookings, they enhance communication and provide convenience by eliminating the need for emails and extra tools, ensuring all employees stay on the same page.

It’s that time of year again, bringing not only festive cheer but also the need to prepare your company records for the new year. One essential task on your mind might be how to carry over unused balances into 2024.
At TimeOff.Management, we’ve designed the Carry Over feature to manage unused PTO/allowance at year-end.

Here’s a quick overview:

‍Company-Wide Carry Over Policies: Easily set up rules for carrying over unused days, like transferring up to three days into the next year.

‍Employee-Level Adjustments: Handle carry overs on a case-by-case basis by overriding global policies for specific employees directly in the Carry Over section.

‍Real-Time Visibility: Once carry over is completed, you’ll see:Updates on the Carry Over page, detailing days transferred and remaining balances.Adjustments logged in the current year for transparency.A clear "Carried Over" line in the next year’s allowance breakdown.

For more details, check out our End-of-Year Guide .