Timesheets2022-10-25T09:39:52+10:00

What is: Timesheets

Keeping records of staff entitlements

Timesheets help to make sure staff receive all that they’re entitled to. They provide a record of time spent at work and accrued leave entitlements.

What is a timesheet?

Timesheets are used to track staff entitlements. They record time in attendance, time off, overtime, flexible working arrangements and more.

It’s up to employees to:

  • record start and finish times, accrued time off and leave
  • complete timesheets accurately—it’s considered fraud to put false information in a timesheet
  • submit completed timesheets fortnightly for approval
  • take accrued flex time within the provisions of the Award and Agreement and with approval from their manager.

What do I need to do?

It’s up to you to:

  • manage the hours employees work and monitor the accrual of:
    • ADO, RD, Flextime
    • time off in lieu (TOIL) of overtime
  • make sure staff take accrued leave and banked hours within the provisions of the Award and Agreement
  • manage staff fatigue by checking that work patterns are appropriate
  • review, check and approve timesheets at the end of each fortnight to certify that they’re accurate and comply with the Award and Agreement
  • record and manage leave balances for each employee and make sure leave forms are submitted and processed
  • keep timesheets according to data privacy obligations and for a period of seven years
  • make sure employees can access timesheets when they need to.

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