Conflict Messages Explanations

From time to time, you may see a message or indication from RosterApps about a Conflict.

The conflict lets you know that you cannot trade or claim a shift. Below you will find a description of what each conflict means, so that you can understand the issue and potentially to change your schedule to resolve the conflict.

• Skill: Indicates the conflict was skills-related, meaning it is likely that you may not have the necessary skills to work the shift.

• OverLap: Indicates the conflict was overlapping shifts. (Some OverLap may be allowed by your Company. If this message is present, it is because the OverLap is too much, and must be shortened in order to resolve the Conflict.)

• WeekHours: Indicates the conflict was exceeding maximum allowed weekly hours.

• WeekOTQualHours: Indicates the conflict was exceeding maximum allowed weekly overtime qualified hours.

• WindowHours: Indicates the conflict was exceeding the maximum hours allowed within a window/time frame.

• NoOverTimeYet: Indicates the conflict was selecting overtime before eligible.

• TradePercent: Indicates the conflict was trading away too much of the employee’s shifts.

• OvertimeTrade: Indicates the conflict was trading away an overtime shift.

• VacationDayTrade: Indicates the conflict was receiving a shift on a day that had been awarded as vacation.

• MaxConsecDays:  Indicates the conflict was receiving a shift on a day that would cause too many consecutive work days.

• MinRestBefore1stShift:  Indicates the conflict was receiving a shift that would cause too little rest, or unscheduled time, before 1st shift of the day.

• PTODayTrade: Indicates the conflict was receiving a shift on a day that contains a PTO shift.

• PTOOverlap:  Indicates the conflict was receiving a shift that overlaps a PTO shift.

• Vt2SlotNoOverlap:  Indicates the VTO slot claim conflict was that your shift did not fall into the hours of the VTO slot.

• Vt2SlotNoPartialAllowed:  Indicates the VTO slot claim conflict was no partial allowed and your shift would have only taken a part of the VTO slot.

• Vt2SlotNotAllowed:  Indicates the VTO slot claim conflict was no claims allowed.

• 2SlotSkill:  Indicates the VTO slot claim conflict was wrong skill, meaning the shift you are giving up does not have the same skills as the slot.

• Vt2SlotTooEarly: Indicates the VTO slot claim conflict was too early to claim.

• Vt2SlotTooLate:  Indicates the VTO slot claim conflict was too late to claim.

• Vt2SlotWrongLocation:  Indicates the VTO slot claim conflict was wrong location (not same as shift).

• Vt2SlotSegTooShort:  Indicates the VTO slot claim conflict is that the remaining shift segment will be too short.

• PendTOReq:  Indicates the conflict was that there was a pending Unscheduled TO in the time frame requested.

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*Note: Not all companies have all of the items described in the Online Help.

*Please note, the ARCOS online documentation is a living document that is always under review. If you see information that is inconsistent with the behavior in the application, or you do not see a page covering an ARCOS feature you would like to know more about, please contact the ARCOS Support Center.