Central Staffing

• Approved time off no longer stands between you and a shift you want. Picking up an open shift, taking one over, trading or splitting now shows a heads-up and asks you to confirm instead of stopping you — and your time off stays on file either way. (Swapping is still held back until your manager reviews it.) • A shift that overlaps one you already hold now tells you so before you claim it, on the last two screens that were missing the check — the flex "if or" cards and the split sheet. • Seats a facility has closed no longer appear as open shifts, and if you land on one from a link the screen says the facility closed it rather than failing. • For managers: an approval card now tells you whether the current holder accepted, was asked and never answered, or has already left the seat — three states instead of a badge that only ever appeared on a yes. • Requests from someone on approved time off carry an "On approved time off" note, on the card and in the detail sheet. It is information, not a block: you decide. • Scheduling someone who is on approved time off now asks whether to leave the seat open or schedule them anyway, instead of showing a server message. Refusals on the schedule screen read like sentences generally.