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SCHEDULING USING A RELIEF FACTOR - Hatrak
12/22/2006 Copyright 1983 - 2006, Robert S. Hatrak1 RELIEF FACTOR BASICSSCHEDULING USING A RELIEF FACTORSCHEDULING USING A RELIEF FACTOR12/22/2006 Copyright 1983 - 2006, Robert S. Hatrak2 RELIEF FACTOR a 364 base SCHEDULING all planned leave, absenteeism and other reasons why an employee is not deployable including regular days the average annual not deployable hours for each reason and the total of all the hours total to a days the total not deployable days average from a 364 day base SCHEDULING the base year by the total average deployable daysCALCULATING A RELIEF FACTOR12/22/2006 Copyright 1983 - 2006, Robert S. Hatrak3 RELIEF FACTOR BASICSIf there are 52 weeks in a year, then a ..1 day position operates52 days2 day positionoperates104 days3 day positionoperates156 days4 day positionoperates208 days5 day positionoperates260 days6 day positionoperates312 days7 day positionoperates364 daysHow To Arrive at the 364 Day Base year12/22/2006 Copyright 1983 - 2006, Robert S.
Title: The Relief Factor Staff Management System Author: Bob Hatrak Created Date: 12/22/2006 7:18:41 AM
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