Oracle Cloud Time and Labor 26D focuses on deeper Redwood integration, smarter calendar
event handling, and improved administrative clarity for workday definitions and locked
timecards. It builds on 26C’s AI-driven features by refining usability, compliance, and visibility
across workforce scheduling and absence management.

Key Highlights of Oracle Cloud Time and Labor 26D
 Redwood Experience Expansion
Workday Definitions in Redwood: Administrators now get a guided, modern interface to
configure complex rules like overtime boundaries, earned day spanning, and midnight-crossing
entries.

Streamlined Setup: Quick search, edit, and review of definitions improves accuracy and
compliance in time calculations.

Business Benefit: Simplifies configuration, reduces errors, and ensures consistent handling of
time entries across global teams.

 Calendar Event Enhancements
Redwood Time Cards with Calendar Events: Workers and managers see clearer visibility of
events (e.g., public holidays, shifts) directly on timecards.

Smart Defaults: Full-day events auto-populate based on published schedules, fixed shifts, or
worker availability.

Contextual Display: Even when no default entry is applied, calendar events are shown for
transparency.

 Locked Timecard Visibility
Manager Insights: Managers can now view locked timecards in the Time Activity Center,
improving oversight and reducing payroll disputes.

Transparency: Ensures that locked entries are not hidden, supporting compliance and audit
readiness.

 Absence Integration Improvements
Redwood Absence Integration: Absence events are now more seamlessly displayed on
timecards, ensuring alignment between absence management and payroll.

Accuracy Boost: Reduces mismatches between scheduled work and absence records.

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