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Add setting to prevent negative PTO Balance when there is a Planned Cash Out

If an employee has a Planned Cash Out they are able to request more hours than are available causing PTO balance to go negative.

Example: Employee has 104 hours of PTO available.
Employee has requested Cash Out of 40 Hours.
Employee can still request all 104 hours instead of 64 (104 -40 planned=64 available)

This should be part of or work in conjunction with the setting for "Restrict Time-Off Requests to no more than Projected Accrued or Current Available Balance"

  • Lauren Pannell
  • May 24 2024
Company Kinsley Construction
Job Title / Role Application Support
I need it... 6 months
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