TimeTrex Time and Attendance

Thank you. Based on that information, I did find the following tables with 0 records:
pay_stub_id_seq
premium_policy_id_seq

That seemed to work! The query below returned id=18. select * from company_generic_map_id_seq; I was able to update the Default Policy Group with the Absence Policies. The Absence Policies are no longer showing highlighted in yellow. That changed company_generic_map_id_seq.id to 21. Now, are there o...

select * from company_generic_map_id_seq;

MySQL returned an empty result set

select max(id) from company_generic_map;

max(id)
17

1. Clearly state what is happening: A few items aren't working, but what we suspect is the primary issue is that we cannot tie an Absence Policy to a Policy Group. When selecting an Absence Policy in the Policy Group editor, we get three splash messages: Processing..., Downloading..., Network Timeo...

I also just upgraded to 5.06 and had the same issue in IE9. Implemented the fix suggested and it looks better now. I can still see the "New Interface" callout, though.

Thank you for the update, Shaun. We used to use another vendor but switched to TimeTrex a while back. This is one of the features we really miss from the old provider. Here's a screenshot of their time sheet, with the feature we'd like circled in red.

Below is a screenshot with a mockup of a running total row. Not sure if a running total makes much sense. All I'm really looking for is a total by Work Week.

Here's a screenshot to help illustrate. The work week is Monday through Sunday, which is reflected in the view. However, the Pay Period started on February 16th, a Tuesday. So all the totals below in the Accumulated Time section are related to the Pay Period (except the OT row). This is fine for the...

We are running into problems with employee overtime becuase they cannot tell how many hours they've worked in a week by looking at 'MyTimeSheet'. We are on a semi-monthly pay schedule, so the work weeks rarely jive with the pay periods. At best, the timesheet shows the employee how much overtime the...