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Is This Shift Swap Fair After Weekend and Night Premiums?
Score whether a shift swap is equitable
Each person gives hours weighted for weekend (+25%) and night (+35%). The delta says who owes whom. Use it for nurse, retail, or warehouse swaps before the schedule locks.
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How it's calculated: Weighted hours = hours × (1 + 0.25×weekend + 0.35×night). Person A = 8.0h → 10.00; Person B = 8.0h → 10.80. Delta (A − B) = -0.80. Verdict: Person A owes Person B (approx $17.60 at $22/hr).
Formula summary: weight(h, weekend, night) = h × (1 + 0.25×weekend + 0.35×night) ; delta = weight_A_gives − weight_B_gives
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