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!!!OT HOLIDAY - Overtime Holiday
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This rule cannot be used for partial shifts. If organizations with partial shifts require overtime to be applied to a Holiday, the [Worked Holiday|TR_WORKED_HOLIDAY] and the [OT Daily|TR_OT_DAILY] time rules should be set up.
This rule cannot be used for partial shifts. If organizations with partial shifts require overtime to be applied to a Holiday, the [Worked Holiday|TR_WORKED_HOLIDAY] should be set up, as well as the [OT Daily|TR_OT_DAILY] time rule. The Holiday worked time code must be defined in the Target Time Code Set on the [OT Daily|TR_OT_DAILY] rule.
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