Make requesting leave straightforward
Employees choose their dates, review the estimated hours and displayed balance, and add a note if useful. The request stays pending until management records a decision.
Keep staff holiday requests, displayed leave balances and management decisions together. DayRidge gives employees a place to request annual leave and managers a consistent way to review it alongside the working week.
Join business testingRegister your interest in early access. Registration does not start a paid subscription.Employees choose their dates, review the estimated hours and displayed balance, and add a note if useful. The request stays pending until management records a decision.
Managers can review the requested dates and employee balance in the management workspace. Keeping the request and its status together makes follow-up easier.
Use the business’s configured leave year and the employee’s working pattern. Accurate employee hours and records help keep the displayed estimates useful.
Keep the leave-year settings, employee hours and working patterns up to date before relying on displayed balances.
Employees choose the first and last day, review the estimate and send the request for a manager to consider.
Managers approve or decline the request. Employees can follow its status in their own workspace.
No. Employees submit requests and follow their status. Management reviews the dates and records the decision.
Split it into separate requests for each leave year. The request form shows the leave-year range to help employees choose the right dates.
Estimates use the employee’s published shifts or working pattern. Keep those details current, and check any questions about entitlement or workplace leave rules with the business manager.
For a step-by-step walkthrough, read How annual leave requests and reviews work.
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