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Subject:    Re: [PubLib] In need of good scheduling software
From:       Gretchen Pruett <GPruett () NBTEXAS ! ORG>
Date:       2016-12-22 21:34:41
Message-ID: 6A37FB3FEADF4A4482F3EB56F54660CAAC058786 () EXMBX-1 ! cityhall ! local
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Betsey -

We also use Schedule 3W at our library and we love it because it allows for two \
layers of scheduling.  So for our staff - we schedule their work time, and then we \
can add a layer which shows their desk assignments.  This has been crucial for us \
because our staff rotate between desks a lot!  An average staff member might be at 3 \
or 4 locations during the day.  It is also very easy to see (and the software will \
prompt you) who else is around when someone calls in sick.  It has lots of other \
features, but the two layer schedule is the one we can't do without!

Gretchen



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-----Original Message-----
From: publib [mailto:PUBLIB@OCLC.ORG] On Behalf Of Cherednik, Betsy
Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2016 3:43 PM
To: PUBLIB@OCLC.ORG
Subject: [PubLib] In need of good scheduling software

We have a staff made up of 9 full-time and 17 part-time workers.  We are in need of \
advice as to what is a good scheduling software, which is not expensive.  Excel does \
not seem to function as nicely as we would like, since part-time staff can be working \
in multiple departments on the same day. Can anyone recommend software they are \
using, please?

You can post directly to me at
betsyc@mountvernonwa.gov<mailto:betsyc@mountvernonwa.gov>
Thank you!

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