A holiday calendar entry in Tempus is a company-specific non-working day on top of the legal public holidays, such as the closed Friday between Christmas and New Year or a company retreat day. The whole company observes it.
Overview
Each row is one extra off-day the company decides on, by default for everyone in that company. The page shows a calendar view plus a CRUD list. A date can be both a public holiday and a calendar holiday.
| Aspect | Public holiday | Holiday calendar |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | Country-wide | Company-specific |
| Source | Government or law | Company management |
| Loaded | Fetched once a year | Added manually |
| Pay percentage | Configurable (100% / 150% / 200%) | Normal off-day |
What it does
When a calendar entry exists for a company on a date, every employee with an active contract there:
- has expected hours drop to zero for that day (the entry wins over the work-shift value),
- sees the day marked on the calendar view,
- consumes no quota even if an absence overlaps the day.
Entries have no retroactive effect: closed periods keep their original values, so plan ahead.
See also
- Public holidays - the country-wide non-working days.
- Companies - the scope of each calendar entry.
- Holiday assignments - narrow a calendar entry to a subset of employees.
- Absences - the per-employee leave-entry path (different concept).
- Contracts - the active contracts that pick up calendar entries.