Headers
API key. Value must be formatted like so: lucca application={api_key}.
Path Parameters
The unique identifier of the Working Time Arrangement.
x >= 0Response
OK
A working time arrangement is an object aimed at drawing employees populations regarding time management rules.
It is attached to employees through their work contract and essentially dictates:
- their contractual working time, ie how many hours / days they are paid for each week / year.
- a full time equivalent based on the the ratio between this contractual work duration and a "full time work duration".
- a succession of Collective Schedules that describe their usual working hours.
- the applicable regulation in Lucca Timesheet.
The unique identifier of this Working Time Arrangement.
x >= 0The unique name for this Working Time Arrangement.
3 - 1000An optional description.
5000An event can be set in:
- Day: "I worked for a half day last Monday".
- Hour: "I worked for 2 hours last Monday".
- Time: "I worked between 10:00 AM and 12:00 AM last Monday".
day, hour, time By default, equal to the ratio between the Contract Working Time Duration and the Reference Working Time Duration.
0 <= x <= 1Must be a multiple of 0.0001Unique identifier of the Public Holidays Calendar applicable to these employees.
True whenever the Full Time Equivalent is below 1 (eg <100%).
True whenever this Working Time Arrangement should no longer be given to employees.
False if there is not at least one Collective Schedule. In this case, the Working Time Arrangement can't be given to any employee through his Work Contract.
The actions the current authenticated User can make on this Working Time Arrangement. Depends on his permissions.
The period the Contract Working Time Duration applies over.
- Week
- Year
How many hours / days these employees are paid for every Reference Period?
The number of hours / days for a full-time employee over the same Reference Period.
Duration in hours of a full day of absence. When left null, is equal to the number of hours indicated on the given day in the applicable Collective Schedule.
x >= 0Must be a multiple of 0.0001The applicable Lucca Timesheet regulation, which contains all rules regarding time tracking management in this application.
A summary of the expected working hours, given the currently ongoing Schedule Pattern.