1. Log into Employment Hero.
2. Click on Settings.
3. Click on the Time & Pay Settings submenu.
4. Click on Timesheet rounding.
5. Complete the following fields in the Shift section:
   • Start time.
   • End time.
6. Complete the following fields in the Breaks section:
   • Start time.
   • End time.
     
7. Click Save. 

The Shift Rounding section is where you can set in place rounding rules that will apply to any timesheet, no matter how you create the entry:

• Your employee could be clocking in and out via Clock Me In (the app for which is available to iPad users on Apple's App Store) on EH Work or the WorkZone app; or
• Your employee could be logging into the Employee Self Service Portal to create and submit their timesheets; or
• The payroll administrator or employee manager could be creating timesheets for the employee.

You will notice that there are rounding settings available for both the shift start/end and break start/end. Both fields have identical settings that consist of the following options:

• Do not round: No rounding applies
• Round Up: To round up to the nearest x minutes. For example, any timesheet created with a start time between:
  • 9:01am to 9:14am: Start time adjusts to 9:15am.
  • 9:16am to 9:29am: Start time adjusts to 9:30am.
  • 9:31am to 9:44am: Start time adjusts to 9:45am.
  • 9:46am to 9:59am: Start time adjusts to 10:00am.
• Round Down: To round down to the nearest x minutes. Using the example setting below, this would result in any timesheet created with a start time between:
  • 9.:1am to 9:09am: Start time adjusts to 9:00am.
  • 9:11am to 9:19am: Start time adjusts to 9:10am.
  • 9:21am to 9:29am: Start time adjusts to 9:20am.
  • 9:31am to 9:39am: Start time adjusts to 9:30am.
• Round to the nearest:
  • Add the minute to which you wish the start time to adjust to:
    E.g., if you enter 15 and the employee clocks on at 9:07am, a start time of 9:15am will be entered.

This section offers you the option to adjust the start and end times of a timesheet created via clock in/out on the WorkZone app or the EH Work app, to match the rostered shift/end time. If you do not use the rostering feature then this section is not relevant to you.

If you choose to round up, then any clock-on times within the threshold period entered will be rounded up/forward to the rostered shift time and you will reduce the employee's actual time worked. The opposite is the case with finish times, rounding up adds to the employee's actual time worked.

If you set your start time to round down, then any clock on times within the threshold period entered will round down/backward to the rostered shift time and you will be increasing the employee's actual time worked. The opposite is the case with finish times; rounding down reduces the employee's actual worked time. Here are some examples that explain:

If an employee's rostered shift was set to start at 8:30am:

• If you choose to round up within 30 minutes; this setting will result in any clock in event between 8am and 8:29am on that day to have an adjusted timesheet start time of 8:30am.
• If you choose to round down within 30 minutes, this setting will result in any clock in event between 8:31am and 9am on that day to have an adjusted timesheet start time of 8:30am.

If an employee's rostered shift was set to end at 4:30pm:

• If you choose to round up within 30 minutes, this setting will result in any clock-out event between 4pm and 4:29pm on that day to have an adjusted timesheet end time of 4:30pm.
• If you choose to round down within 30 minutes, this setting would result in any clock-out event between 4:31pm and 5pm on that day to have an adjusted timesheet end time of 4:30pm.

When you create a timesheet via the employee portal or via the Timesheet Management page, you can use approved leave requests to generate a timesheet. When you create timesheets in this manner, they will not be subject to the timesheet rounding rules. The reason for this is part of the process of generating the timesheet requires the user to add a start and finish time for the leave days and as it is not time worked it should not be subject to any rounding.