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Security guard company · 16 people

Kordavel Security

A security company covering one site around the clock in 12-hour days and nights with a supervisor on each.

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Published
Team Members
16
Assigned Shifts
186
Days Short
0
Rule Conflicts
0

October 2026

MonTueWedThuFriSatSun

Thu, Oct 1

  • Teo YellandDay Post · 07:00 to 19:00
  • Uma JardineDay Post · 07:00 to 19:00
  • Kenji VantreeseDay Post · 07:00 to 19:00
  • Gus AmbroseNight Post · 19:00 to 07:00
  • Flora LanyonNight Post · 19:00 to 07:00
  • Yara TolliverNight Post · 19:00 to 07:00
Why Each Assignment Was Made

These are selection-time snapshots. Later staffing or policy changes require regeneration for a new explanation. Costs rank candidates at that step and are separate from the final fairness score.

Thu, Oct 1 · Teo Yelland · Day Post

Stage: initial. 13 eligible choices. Selected cost: 1.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 1 · Uma Jardine · Day Post

Stage: initial. 12 eligible choices. Selected cost: 1.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 1 · Kenji Vantreese · Day Post

Stage: initial. 5 eligible choices. Selected cost: 2.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 1 · Gus Ambrose · Night Post

Stage: initial. 11 eligible choices. Selected cost: 1.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 1 · Flora Lanyon · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 1.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 1 · Yara Tolliver · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 2.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 2 · Uma Jardine · Day Post

Stage: target-repair. 1 eligible choices. Selected cost: 74.50.

  1. Moved from a part-time person so a full-time person reaches their target first. Every hard rule still applies.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 2 · Rosalind Hartwell · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 2.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 2 · Ilse Quarles · Day Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 1.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 2 · Wynn Kinsella · Night Post

Stage: initial. 11 eligible choices. Selected cost: 1.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 2 · Kenji Vantreese · Night Post

Stage: target-repair. 1 eligible choices. Selected cost: 88.00.

  1. Evaluated this recipient for a workload-target repair; choice count is this repair step only.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 2 · Bea Farrant · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 2.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 3 · Xavi Frayne · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 2.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 3 · Quinn Ormond · Day Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 2.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 3 · Vida Corriden · Day Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 1.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 3 · Teo Yelland · Night Post

Stage: initial. 11 eligible choices. Selected cost: 6.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 3 · Uma Jardine · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 6.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 3 · Kenji Vantreese · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 6.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sun, Oct 4 · Gus Ambrose · Day Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 6.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sun, Oct 4 · Flora Lanyon · Day Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 6.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sun, Oct 4 · Yara Tolliver · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 6.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sun, Oct 4 · Nico Underhill · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 6.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sun, Oct 4 · Rosalind Hartwell · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 6.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sun, Oct 4 · Ilse Quarles · Night Post

Stage: initial. 11 eligible choices. Selected cost: 6.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Mon, Oct 5 · Wynn Kinsella · Day Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 6.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Mon, Oct 5 · Yara Tolliver · Day Post

Stage: target-repair. 1 eligible choices. Selected cost: 86.00.

  1. Moved from a part-time person so a full-time person reaches their target first. Every hard rule still applies.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Mon, Oct 5 · Bea Farrant · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 6.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Mon, Oct 5 · Xavi Frayne · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 6.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Mon, Oct 5 · Quinn Ormond · Night Post

Stage: initial. 11 eligible choices. Selected cost: 5.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Mon, Oct 5 · Vida Corriden · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 6.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Tue, Oct 6 · Teo Yelland · Day Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 13.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Tue, Oct 6 · Uma Jardine · Day Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 13.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Tue, Oct 6 · Kenji Vantreese · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 14.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Tue, Oct 6 · Gus Ambrose · Night Post

Stage: initial. 11 eligible choices. Selected cost: 13.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Tue, Oct 6 · Flora Lanyon · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 13.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Tue, Oct 6 · Rosalind Hartwell · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 14.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Wed, Oct 7 · Yara Tolliver · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 14.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Wed, Oct 7 · Ilse Quarles · Day Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 13.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Wed, Oct 7 · Vida Corriden · Day Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 13.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Wed, Oct 7 · Wynn Kinsella · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 13.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Wed, Oct 7 · Bea Farrant · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 14.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Wed, Oct 7 · Quinn Ormond · Night Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 13.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 8 · Nico Underhill · Day Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 15.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 8 · Rosalind Hartwell · Day Post

Stage: initial. 8 eligible choices. Selected cost: 18.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 8 · Xavi Frayne · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 14.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 8 · Kenji Vantreese · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 19.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 8 · Ilse Quarles · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 18.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 8 · Vida Corriden · Night Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 18.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 9 · Gus Ambrose · Day Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 18.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 9 · Wynn Kinsella · Day Post

Stage: target-repair. 1 eligible choices. Selected cost: 79.00.

  1. Exchanged equal-FTE ordinary duties to reduce weekend imbalance while preserving individual shift totals, duty mix, holidays and request satisfaction. Both resulting assignments passed independent schedule validation.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 9 · Bea Farrant · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 19.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 9 · Teo Yelland · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 18.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 9 · Uma Jardine · Night Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 18.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 9 · Yara Tolliver · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 18.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 10 · Rosalind Hartwell · Day Post

Stage: target-repair. 1 eligible choices. Selected cost: 95.00.

  1. Moved from a part-time person so a full-time person reaches their target first. Every hard rule still applies.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 10 · Bea Farrant · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 26.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 10 · Quinn Ormond · Day Post

Stage: target-repair. 1 eligible choices. Selected cost: 88.00.

  1. Exchanged equal-FTE ordinary duties to reduce weekend imbalance while preserving individual shift totals, duty mix, holidays and request satisfaction. Both resulting assignments passed independent schedule validation.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 10 · Flora Lanyon · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 24.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 10 · Xavi Frayne · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 21.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 10 · Ilse Quarles · Night Post

Stage: target-repair. 1 eligible choices. Selected cost: 86.00.

  1. Moved from a part-time person so a full-time person reaches their target first. Every hard rule still applies.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sun, Oct 11 · Teo Yelland · Day Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 27.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sun, Oct 11 · Uma Jardine · Day Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 27.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sun, Oct 11 · Kenji Vantreese · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 28.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sun, Oct 11 · Wynn Kinsella · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 27.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sun, Oct 11 · Amara Stavely · Night Post

Stage: initial. 11 eligible choices. Selected cost: 26.17.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sun, Oct 11 · Yara Tolliver · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 29.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Mon, Oct 12 · Kenji Vantreese · Day Post

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Mon, Oct 12 · Rosalind Hartwell · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 26.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Mon, Oct 12 · Ilse Quarles · Day Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 25.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Mon, Oct 12 · Gus Ambrose · Night Post

Stage: initial. 11 eligible choices. Selected cost: 25.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Mon, Oct 12 · Xavi Frayne · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 29.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Mon, Oct 12 · Quinn Ormond · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 28.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Tue, Oct 13 · Flora Lanyon · Day Post

Stage: target-repair. 1 eligible choices. Selected cost: 80.00.

  1. Moved from a part-time person so a full-time person reaches their target first. Every hard rule still applies.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Tue, Oct 13 · Bea Farrant · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 35.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Tue, Oct 13 · Vida Corriden · Day Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 25.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Tue, Oct 13 · Teo Yelland · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 31.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Tue, Oct 13 · Kenji Vantreese · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 31.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Tue, Oct 13 · Ilse Quarles · Night Post

Stage: initial. 11 eligible choices. Selected cost: 30.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Wed, Oct 14 · Gus Ambrose · Day Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 30.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Wed, Oct 14 · Flora Lanyon · Day Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 30.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Wed, Oct 14 · Xavi Frayne · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 30.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Wed, Oct 14 · Uma Jardine · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 30.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Wed, Oct 14 · Yara Tolliver · Night Post

Stage: initial. 3 eligible choices. Selected cost: 36.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Wed, Oct 14 · Vida Corriden · Night Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 31.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 15 · Wynn Kinsella · Day Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 30.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 15 · Xavi Frayne · Day Post

Stage: initial. 3 eligible choices. Selected cost: 41.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 15 · Quinn Ormond · Day Post

Stage: initial. 8 eligible choices. Selected cost: 30.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 15 · Gus Ambrose · Night Post

Stage: target-repair. 1 eligible choices. Selected cost: 81.50.

  1. Moved from a part-time person so a full-time person reaches their target first. Every hard rule still applies.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 15 · Teo Yelland · Night Post

Stage: target-repair. 1 eligible choices. Selected cost: 79.00.

  1. Moved from a part-time person so a full-time person reaches their target first. Every hard rule still applies.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 15 · Bea Farrant · Night Post

Stage: initial. 3 eligible choices. Selected cost: 34.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 16 · Flora Lanyon · Day Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 38.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 16 · Yara Tolliver · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 35.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 16 · Vida Corriden · Day Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 37.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 16 · Gus Ambrose · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 38.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 16 · Kenji Vantreese · Night Post

Stage: initial. 11 eligible choices. Selected cost: 38.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 16 · Rosalind Hartwell · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 31.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 17 · Teo Yelland · Day Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 42.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 17 · Yara Tolliver · Day Post

Stage: initial. 3 eligible choices. Selected cost: 46.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 17 · Ilse Quarles · Day Post

Stage: initial. 11 eligible choices. Selected cost: 39.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 17 · Wynn Kinsella · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 42.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 17 · Rosalind Hartwell · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 40.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 17 · Quinn Ormond · Night Post

Stage: initial. 11 eligible choices. Selected cost: 40.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sun, Oct 18 · Gus Ambrose · Day Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 47.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sun, Oct 18 · Uma Jardine · Day Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 44.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sun, Oct 18 · Kenji Vantreese · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 49.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sun, Oct 18 · Bea Farrant · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 44.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sun, Oct 18 · Xavi Frayne · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 46.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sun, Oct 18 · Vida Corriden · Night Post

Stage: initial. 11 eligible choices. Selected cost: 44.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Mon, Oct 19 · Wynn Kinsella · Day Post

Stage: target-repair. 1 eligible choices. Selected cost: 82.00.

  1. Moved from a part-time person so a full-time person reaches their target first. Every hard rule still applies.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Mon, Oct 19 · Rosalind Hartwell · Day Post

Stage: initial. 3 eligible choices. Selected cost: 45.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Mon, Oct 19 · Quinn Ormond · Day Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 44.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Mon, Oct 19 · Teo Yelland · Night Post

Stage: initial. 11 eligible choices. Selected cost: 42.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Mon, Oct 19 · Uma Jardine · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 42.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Mon, Oct 19 · Kenji Vantreese · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 50.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Tue, Oct 20 · Wynn Kinsella · Day Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 42.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Tue, Oct 20 · Xavi Frayne · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 50.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Tue, Oct 20 · Vida Corriden · Day Post

Stage: target-repair. 1 eligible choices. Selected cost: 81.50.

  1. Moved from a part-time person so a full-time person reaches their target first. Every hard rule still applies.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Tue, Oct 20 · Flora Lanyon · Night Post

Stage: initial. 11 eligible choices. Selected cost: 44.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Tue, Oct 20 · Bea Farrant · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 51.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Tue, Oct 20 · Ilse Quarles · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 45.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Wed, Oct 21 · Teo Yelland · Day Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 49.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Wed, Oct 21 · Uma Jardine · Day Post

Stage: initial. 8 eligible choices. Selected cost: 50.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Wed, Oct 21 · Rosalind Hartwell · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 50.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Wed, Oct 21 · Gus Ambrose · Night Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 50.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Wed, Oct 21 · Nico Underhill · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 48.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Wed, Oct 21 · Yara Tolliver · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 54.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 22 · Bea Farrant · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 55.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 22 · Ilse Quarles · Day Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 50.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 22 · Vida Corriden · Day Post

Stage: initial. 8 eligible choices. Selected cost: 50.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 22 · Flora Lanyon · Night Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 52.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 22 · Rosalind Hartwell · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 55.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 22 · Quinn Ormond · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 50.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 23 · Gus Ambrose · Day Post

Stage: initial. 8 eligible choices. Selected cost: 58.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 23 · Kenji Vantreese · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 55.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 23 · Bea Farrant · Day Post

Stage: target-repair. 1 eligible choices. Selected cost: 82.00.

  1. Moved from a part-time person so a full-time person reaches their target first. Every hard rule still applies.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 23 · Xavi Frayne · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 54.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 23 · Ilse Quarles · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 55.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 23 · Vida Corriden · Night Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 55.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 24 · Flora Lanyon · Day Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 59.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 24 · Wynn Kinsella · Day Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 60.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 24 · Yara Tolliver · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 63.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 24 · Teo Yelland · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 64.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 24 · Uma Jardine · Night Post

Stage: initial. 11 eligible choices. Selected cost: 63.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 24 · Bea Farrant · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 67.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sun, Oct 25 · Rosalind Hartwell · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 67.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sun, Oct 25 · Xavi Frayne · Day Post

Stage: target-repair. 1 eligible choices. Selected cost: 85.00.

  1. Moved from a part-time person so a full-time person reaches their target first. Every hard rule still applies.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sun, Oct 25 · Quinn Ormond · Day Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 58.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sun, Oct 25 · Gus Ambrose · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 67.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sun, Oct 25 · Wynn Kinsella · Night Post

Stage: initial. 11 eligible choices. Selected cost: 64.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sun, Oct 25 · Kenji Vantreese · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 70.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Mon, Oct 26 · Teo Yelland · Day Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 62.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Mon, Oct 26 · Uma Jardine · Day Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 62.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Mon, Oct 26 · Yara Tolliver · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 62.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Mon, Oct 26 · Flora Lanyon · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 62.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Mon, Oct 26 · Wynn Kinsella · Night Post

Stage: target-repair. 1 eligible choices. Selected cost: 74.50.

  1. Moved from a part-time person so a full-time person reaches their target first. Every hard rule still applies.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Mon, Oct 26 · Rosalind Hartwell · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 68.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Tue, Oct 27 · Xavi Frayne · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 65.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Tue, Oct 27 · Ilse Quarles · Day Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 63.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Tue, Oct 27 · Quinn Ormond · Day Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 62.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Tue, Oct 27 · Wynn Kinsella · Night Post

Stage: initial. 11 eligible choices. Selected cost: 62.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Tue, Oct 27 · Kenji Vantreese · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 75.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Tue, Oct 27 · Vida Corriden · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 63.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Wed, Oct 28 · Flora Lanyon · Day Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 69.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Wed, Oct 28 · Bea Farrant · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 67.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Wed, Oct 28 · Quinn Ormond · Day Post

Stage: target-repair. 1 eligible choices. Selected cost: 79.00.

  1. Moved from a part-time person so a full-time person reaches their target first. Every hard rule still applies.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Wed, Oct 28 · Teo Yelland · Night Post

Stage: initial. 11 eligible choices. Selected cost: 67.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Wed, Oct 28 · Xavi Frayne · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 67.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Wed, Oct 28 · Ilse Quarles · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 67.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 29 · Gus Ambrose · Day Post

Stage: initial. 11 eligible choices. Selected cost: 67.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 29 · Wynn Kinsella · Day Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 69.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 29 · Yara Tolliver · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 72.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 29 · Uma Jardine · Night Post

Stage: initial. 11 eligible choices. Selected cost: 67.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 29 · Xavi Frayne · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 76.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Thu, Oct 29 · Quinn Ormond · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 69.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 30 · Teo Yelland · Day Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 74.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 30 · Kenji Vantreese · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 74.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 30 · Vida Corriden · Day Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 69.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 30 · Flora Lanyon · Night Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 74.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 30 · Yara Tolliver · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 74.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Fri, Oct 30 · Quinn Ormond · Night Post

Stage: target-repair. 1 eligible choices. Selected cost: 74.50.

  1. Moved from a part-time person so a full-time person reaches their target first. Every hard rule still applies.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 31 · Gus Ambrose · Day Post

Stage: initial. 10 eligible choices. Selected cost: 80.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 31 · Rosalind Hartwell · Day Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 81.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 31 · Ilse Quarles · Day Post

Stage: initial. 9 eligible choices. Selected cost: 80.50.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 31 · Uma Jardine · Night Post

Stage: target-repair. 1 eligible choices. Selected cost: 92.00.

  1. Moved from a part-time person so a full-time person reaches their target first. Every hard rule still applies.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 31 · Bea Farrant · Night Post

Stage: initial. 4 eligible choices. Selected cost: 84.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.
Sat, Oct 31 · Vida Corriden · Night Post

Stage: initial. 11 eligible choices. Selected cost: 79.00.

  1. Evaluate candidates for this placement step.
  2. Check active status, availability, role and skill eligibility.
  3. Reject overlap, required-rest, consecutive-day and staffing-limit conflicts.
  4. Meet required lead and supervisor coverage. Seats that only a few people qualify for are filled first.
  5. Compare workload, type, weekday, requests and call-spacing costs.
  6. Use stable person ID order for exact ties. This greedy choice is not a proof of a globally optimal schedule.