Work-life balance enforcer
When an employee hasn’t taken time off in the past six months, send an alert to the employee and the manager.
When this happens
Employee has not taken annual leave for extended period
Then do this
Send a notification to an employee, manager, admin, department or team
How to remind employees to take time off
With Rippling’s Workflow Automator, you can automatically trigger a reminder to employees – and their managers – to use their annual leave if they have not taken time off for an extended duration.
What do you need?
Rippling Payroll
Recipe Overview
As countless studies have shown, taking time away from work on a regular basis is not only good for an employee’s well-being, but for their overall productivity and happiness when they’re at work, as well.
But sometimes, it’s hard for employees to take that much-needed break. Whether it’s from sheer forgetfulness during busy periods at work, or (unwarranted) guilt at the thought of their colleagues having to shoulder a heavier burden while they’re away.
Whatever the reason, it’s important for managers to ensure that their employees are taking the time that they need.
With this Recipe, you can stay on top of your employee’s mental well-being. When an employee hasn’t taken any annual leave in the last six months, Rippling will automatically send a reminder to the employee and their manager, urging them to take a well-deserved break.
Want to be alerted at three months instead of six? As with all our workflow Recipes, you can customise this template to your exact needs, including when it should trigger, what the action should be, who it should go to, and more.
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How to remind employees to take time off
With Rippling’s Workflow Automator, you can automatically trigger a reminder to employees – and their managers – to use their annual leave if they have not taken time off for an extended duration.
What do you need?
Rippling Payroll
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