Employee policies

TimeOff.Management application empowers you to fine-tune access and feature settings for each employee with precision.
Here, you'll find a comprehensive list of Policies. These policies are designed to give you control over various aspects of access and functionality for each team member.
Employee policies are available to access from the main screen under “Policies.”
Add new employee button on Employee screen
There are 4 main policies:
Add new employee button on Employee screen
  1. Access to Reports
  2. Company Leave Data View
  3. Four days Week
  4. Tenure Based Allowance

1. Access to reports

The Reports section is initially restricted to users with the 'Administrator' role. However, employees can be granted access to the 'Reports' section specifically for the departments in which they hold a designated role as:
- An Employee
- An Approver
- A Secondary Approver
This means that their access to Reports is limited to the employees from the department where they have one of these specific roles. Once assigned, these selected employees will be able to view and generate reports, but they won't have permissions to alter any settings or access other sections of the application. Note, that employees with the 'Admin' role will continue to have full access to the Reports section.
To assign policy to selected employees, enter Edit mode in the section below and mark corresponding employees. Remember, you can always modify or revoke these permissions at any time as needed.
Add new employee button on Employee screen
The same can be done from Employee details - Tab Policies
Add new employee button on Team View

2. Company Leave Data View

The policy aims for Personal Assistants and Administrative staff, offering oversight and coordination in absence management.This tool provides selected employees with access to a Team View and individual employee calendars across all departments, enabling them to monitor leave schedules efficiently.

To assign policy to selected employees, enter Edit mode in the section below and mark corresponding employees. Remember, you can always modify or revoke these permissions at any time as needed.
Default employee schedule adjustments
The same can be done from Employee details - Tab Policies
Add new schedule for employee

3. Four days week

Organizations are adopting the four-day workweek, recognizing its potential to improve work-life balance and productivity. Selected employees can be assigned a four-day work week. To account for the increased daily workload, a 1.25 coefficient is applied to absence durations. This adjustment occurs automatically and applies solely to absence management.

To assign policy to selected employees, enter Edit mode in the section below and mark corresponding employees. Remember, you can always modify or revoke these permissions at any time as needed.
Important note! When an employee's access to this policy is revoked, all previously booked leave—for dates after the revocation—must be cancelled and rebooked.This is because, at the time of booking, a coefficient of 1.25 was applied under the policy.
Add new department when creating employee
The same can be done from Employee details - Tab Policies
Manage department in Departments section

4. Tenure Based Allowance

Tenure-Based Allowance Adjustment is a feature that lets you assign a policy to employees so their leave allowance increases automatically over time. The system uses each employee’s start date to apply the right adjustment — no manual work needed. Each band in the policy adds days to the base (nominal) allowance, not the previous tier. Only the last applicable band is used. So make sure your bands are set up to add the correct number of days to the base allowance to reflect the total time-off entitlement for each employee.

Milestones can be add, edited or deleted to match company policies.

Let’s walk through a simple example.

Meet James — A Real Example

Let’s say James joins your company on January 1, 2015.

Here’s what happens:
Jan 1 – Mar 30, 2015: Alex is in probation. He has 0 days allowance.
From April 1, 2015: He passes probation and gets 10 days of leave.
From Jan 1, 2020: It’s been 5 years. His allowance goes up to 15 days.
From Jan 1, 2025: 10 years in — he now gets 20 days.
From Jan 1, 2030: After 15 years, Alex earns 25 days of annual leave.
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How to Set It Up

Before tenure rules can apply accurately, you need to make sure the starting allowance is 0 days.
There are two ways to do this:

Set it for individual employees
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Go to the employee’s profile
- Open the Allowance tab
- Tick Override department allowance and set it to 0

Set it for an entire department
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Go to Settings → Departments
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Edit the relevant department
- Set the department-wide allowance to 0 days

This way, employees start with no leave, and TimeOff.Management will increase their allowance automatically based on their time at the company.

The system automatically moves an employee from one allowance band to the next when a tenure milestone is reached.

It’s important to remember:
Each milestone replaces the previous allowance. It does not add on top of it.So when an employee reaches 5, 10, or 15 years of service, their annual leave is updated to match the new band — not added to the old one.

Here’s how the system will show James’ allowance on 25 April 2025 -  10 years after joining the company.
Leave type customisation