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Time & attendance

AttendanceRecord gives HRMQ a raw clock surface with Dutch working-time-law depth: a per-employee, per-day clock-in/clock-out record, checked against the Arbeidstijdenwet (ATW).

Attendance is not Timesheets. AttendanceRecord is raw clock data — what time someone actually clocked in and out. Timesheet remains the per-period approved-hours record used for payroll and manager approval. Aggregating attendance into timesheets automatically is an explicitly deferred follow-up; today the two are separate objects.

The record and its lifecycle​

Each AttendanceRecord carries employeeId, date (the working day — including for night shifts whose clock-out falls after midnight), clockIn, clockOut (null while the day is open), breakMinutes, workedHours, and an optional location (kantoor / thuis / klant / anders).

open → gesloten
  ↕
(heropenen)

sluiten closes the day and supplies clockOut and workedHours on the same write; heropenen reopens a closed day for correction, staying under the audit trail. There are no approval states on AttendanceRecord — approval lives on Timesheet.

workedHours never masks a violation​

workedHours is a stored, writer-maintained field — OpenRegister's declarative calculation vocabulary can't express a date-time subtraction, so it isn't computed automatically. It exists purely for presentation and aggregation convenience. Every Arbeidstijdenwet check below computes directly from the raw clockIn / clockOut / breakMinutes fields, so a stale or hand-edited workedHours can neither hide nor fabricate a compliance violation.

Arbeidstijdenwet checks​

Three machine-checkable rules (domain labour, framework nl-arbeidstijdenwet, source ATW, effective since 1996-01-01) are enforced by NlAttendanceChecks:

  1. nl-atw-dagelijkse-rust (ATW art. 5:3 lid 2) — at least 11 hours of unbroken rest between consecutive working days. Passes vacuously when there's no previous-day record to compare against.
  2. nl-atw-max-werkdag (ATW art. 5:7 lid 1) — a single dienst may not exceed 12 hours. Passes vacuously while the day is still open (clockOut is null — shift length isn't decidable yet).
  3. nl-atw-pauze (ATW art. 5:4 lid 1) — statutory break tiers: more than 5.5 hours worked requires at least 30 minutes' break, more than 10 hours requires at least 45 minutes. The tiers are carried as rule parameters, not hard-coded PHP constants, so they can be re-versioned without a code change.

The once-per-7-days 8-hour daily-rest reduction allowed by the ATW is not modeled — the check applies the strict 11-hour default norm.

occ hrmq:rules:audit

Pages​

AttendanceRecords (under "Aanwezigheid" in the Verlof & verzuim menu) lists employeeId, date, clockIn, clockOut, workedHours, and status, filterable by status and location. AttendanceRecordDetail exposes exactly the sluiten / heropenen lifecycle actions. A MijnAanwezigheid @me-scoped page under Mijn HR mirrors the same pattern as MijnUren — see Self-service.

Clock-in channels (PWA, kiosk, API), GPS/geofence verification, and CAO overtime/toeslag calculation are explicitly out of scope for this MVP.