Vaktberegner

Vaktberegner

by Zakaria Elkassmi

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  • Released
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  • June 30, 2026
  • August 5, 2026

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Vaktberegner beregner lønnen din automatisk basert på NHO-tariffavtalen for vektere. Du registrerer vaktene dine – appen regner ut grunnlønn, nattillegg, helgetillegg, helligdagstillegg og overtid nøyaktig. Funksjoner: • Støtter dag-, kveld- og nattvakter • Beregner automatisk alle tillegg (natt, helg, helligdag, ettermiddag) • Månedsoversikt med total lønn • Sammenlign med lønnsslippen din • Eksporter vakter som CSV • Fungerer helt uten internett – alle data lagres på telefonen din Laget av Zakaria Elkassmi og Ahmad Rashid — vektere som ville ha et lønnsverktøy som faktisk stemmer.
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What's New in Vaktberegner

1.9

August 5, 2026

New in 1.9 — correct figures for every sector, and Settings where you can find them. • Settings is now its own tab, "Deg". It used to sit behind a gear icon on one tab only, so if you were in Shifts and wanted to change your job, there was no way to get there. Your jobs, your rates and your rosters are now one tap away from anywhere. • Construction, cleaning and bus drivers have their own settings now. They used to borrow the security guards': a construction worker got a seniority ladder construction doesn't have, and a trade-certificate switch that did nothing — because on a building site, "skilled worker" IS a pay group, not a supplement. Each sector now shows what actually applies to it. • Hourly pay is now correct in every sector. A skilled construction worker and a cleaner previously saw the same figure in several places, because both fell back on the security guards' pay table. Each sector is now calculated against its own floor. • Everyone is asked who they work for. Four of six sectors got through the whole setup without the app ever learning it — and that name is exactly what goes on a pay claim. • With two jobs, you can now filter the shift list to one of them, so you can hold a single payslip against exactly the shifts it covers. The rest-time check still sees both jobs — it is measured on what you actually worked, and that is precisely where the breaches no employer spots are found. • Bus drivers outside Oslo and Akershus are now asked whether the week is 37.5 or 35.5 hours. Both exist in the table, and the difference is around 15 kroner an hour. • The Ask tab now suggests questions that fit your agreement, and says "the statutory minimum wage" to those without a collective agreement — because there, the floor applies by law regardless. • A tidier Economy tab, a shorter setup, and shift cards that name your supplement the way your agreement does.

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