Before: arguments based on memories
“I worked more weekends”, “I got the early slots again”. The schedule feels personal because only spreadsheets and emails back it.
Admins try to prove facts, but feelings dominate.
Fairness, not just timing, is the debate
A schedule works when the underlying logic is visible. The goal is defendable load over time, not quick fixes.
“I worked more weekends”, “I got the early slots again”. The schedule feels personal because only spreadsheets and emails back it.
Admins try to prove facts, but feelings dominate.
Many people, repeated decisions, long timelines – impossible to hold in your head. Without a visible pattern suspicion appears.
You need a recurring, transparent rotation.
During planning it aggregates who carried which shifts and assigns new ones so the heavy days do not land on the same people.
Balancing is not reward or punishment but clear logic – decisions feel systemic rather than personal.
By making the load pattern visible, so decisions do not seem arbitrary. People see long-term balance.
Yes, and the system shows how the change affects the pattern so you can decide consciously.
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