Overtimes tracking | Process



Sheet #1 – Overtime Entries

This sheet is used by Project Managers (PMs) to record overtime hours worked by developers. Below are the details of each field and how to fill them out:

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Fields Description

  1. Developer (Column A) – Enter the name of the developer who worked overtime.
    Important – type developer’s name the same way as it is in Hurma, so the pivot-table sums up their worked hours correctly.

  2. Date (Column B) – Enter the date when the overtime work was done in the format DD.MM.YYYY.

  3. Number of Hours (Column C) – Enter the total number of overtime hours worked on that day.

  4. Project (Column D) – Enter the name of the project for which the overtime work was done.

  5. PM (Column E) – Enter the name of the Project Manager responsible for the project.

  6. Month (Column G) – This field automatically extracts the month from the formatted date, no need to fill anything.

  7. Compensated in Hurma? – This field is for the HR to mark compensated hours.

Sheet #2 – Summary

This sheet provides a monthly summary of overtime hours per developer. It will be used by HR to review and extract the totals for each month and compensate it in Hurma.

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Usage Instructions

For Project Managers (PMs):

  1. Open the “Overtime Entries” sheet.

  2. Fill in the details for each overtime entry in the appropriate fields.

  3. Ensure the date is in the correct format (DD.MM.YYYY).

For HR:

  1. Open the “Summary” sheet.

  2. Review the totals for each developer and month.

  3. Use the summarised data to process overtime payments or for record-keeping.

  4. Put checkmarks in the Overtime Entries sheet after the hours are compensated.

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