Publication Date: 8/17/2026
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Employee Schedule Self-Management, Override ScheduleThe Override Schedule allows employees to override scheduling requests, cancel requests and or make changes to an existing schedule (i.e. coming in late, leaving early, etc.) The Override Schedule will not allow an employee to change from one scheduled shift to another (i.e. Night Shift to Daily Shift). This type of request must go through the authorization process. In the following example, this employee has a set schedule and would like to work his scheduled five hours on the selected date (06/07/2009) but would like to come in later in the day. For an example of how an Overtime schedule override works, see below. First, select the Expandable From the Override Schedule window, select the New
The Print The Man Hours Schedule Override window appears. Most of the information is auto-populated from the date and time selected to be overridden. Right click in the Transaction Type field and select a transaction type.
The following information/options are available in this window: Transaction No. A system generated sequential number used to track transactions. Employee The employee whose schedule is being overridden. Authorization The status of the authorization for the override request (accepted, pending, rejected). Transaction Type Select a transaction type. If the transaction type selected requires authorization, the override request must be go through the authorization process. For information regarding the various Transaction Types, refer to Employee Attendance Transaction Type via the Planning Transaction Code Manual. For information regarding the authorization process, refer to the Schedule Override Authorization Explorer via the Planning Training Manual. When the 'TIMECHG' or 'ADDTIME' transaction types are selected, the Daily Pattern field appears. When the 'CHANGE' transaction type is selected, and the Start Date/Time and End Date/Time have not been populated, TRAX will display the following error:
Payment Code This field determines how a user will be paid for their overtime. This field can first be inserted by a supervisor in the Man Hours Schedule Override window and can then be updated by the user in the Employee Schedule Self-Management window. (See below for detailed information.) Daily Pattern Select a Daily Shift Pattern schedule. For additional information regarding the Daily Shift Pattern, refer to Daily Shift Pattern via the Planning Training manual. Group The group the employee belongs to. Start Date The start date of the override request. Start Time The start time of the override request. Location The Location for maintenance events, inventory stores, orders, transactions, or training events. End Date The end date of the override request. End Time The end time of the override request. Site The Site where the work is to be carried out (if applicable). Total Hours/Minutes The total hours and minutes scheduled to be worked. Reason For Overtime &/or Special Hours Enter a reason for the requested overtime, special hours or time change. _____________________________________________________________________________________ The following are also available for additional functionality:
Once a transaction type is selected, select the Save
Populate all mandatory and optional information. Select the Save Exit out of the Man Hours Schedule Override window. The override record appears in the Override Schedule window as shown below:
The following information/options are available in this window: Break This icon indicates that the override request is for a scheduled break. _____________________________________________________________________________________ Because the transaction type selected was 'TIMECHG' the request was accepted immediately. The employees schedule was updated to reflect the override request.
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Publication Date: 8/17/2026
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