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DEFINE WORK DIVISIONS#

A work division is a subdivision of an operational entity and is the highest level for Time Scheduling.

The definition data for the Define Work Divisions screen is stored in the P2K_TS_WORK_DIVISIONS table.

Work Division
This field displays a user-defined code that uniquely identifies the work division. Work Division codes must be unique within an entity.
Standing
This field is used to indicate whether the record is `active', `frozen' or `obsolete'. `Active' will default.
Entity
The entity to which the work division belongs to is indicated in this field.

Details tab#

Description
This field provides a short description of the work division.
Work Division Status
Status is used to indicate whether a division is active at a SPECIFIC point in time, which is different from the standing. For example, while a lifeguard station may have ongoing active standing (not obsolete or frozen), the station may only be active 9 months of the year. For remaining three months of the year, the area's status is non-active.
Location
This field displays the physical location of the work division, such as a building, a wing, a floor, an office unit.
Manager
This field holds the person code of the employee who manages this division. e.g. Mary Beth Green.
Schedule Deadline
This field identifies the day of the week used as the deadline day for time scheduling.
Start Time of Day
When shifts are scheduled for the work division, this field will identify the daily start time for the schedule week. The Start Time of Day can be entered either as Military (24hr) time or AM/PM format. The time can be modified for either Military or Standard by changing the preference information in IMST under TIME FORMAT. e.g. 12:00AM will be 00:00 if the Military time format is chosen.

Work Areas tab#

The Work Areas tab provides a list of the associated work areas. This area will be blank until a work area is created as part of this work division (see ITWA). This tab is for VIEWING ONLY.