What is time off proration?
Some companies need time off to align with employees' contract dates. If you enable the “Prorate absence time” option, this absence time will be calculated based on each employee's contract dates, so they only receive the amount corresponding to their actual contractual relationship with the company.
Example: if you create an absence type with a duration of four days per year and an employee starts working in June with an indefinite contract, they will be entitled to two days of absence for that year, usable between June and December. Starting the next calendar year, since the employee has an indefinite contract and will have worked the full year, they will receive the full four days of absence.
Be careful! When the system prorates absence time (i.e., distributes it across the months of the contract), each month is assigned a value based on the configuration. However, this value is always rounded to the nearest half day, in increments of 0.5 days (e.g., 0.5, 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, etc.). So, even if the calculated proration for a month results in 1.7 days, the employee will only be granted 1.5 days (one and a half), not the exact 1.7.
