Managing Dispatch Conflict Dates and Period Limit Alerts
Track the 3-year maximum dispatch period per worker per organizational unit and receive alerts before the conflict date is reached.
[What is a conflict date (teitoku-bi)]
Under the Worker Dispatch Act, the same dispatched worker cannot work at the same organizational unit (e.g., a section) of the same workplace for more than 3 consecutive years.
This 3-year limit is the conflict date. Continuing dispatch beyond it is a legal violation.
[Managing conflict dates in WorkVell]
- 1.External Workforce → Worker Management → Select worker
- 2.Workplace Info tab
- 3.Conflict date is auto-calculated from the start date
- 4.Alerts are sent at:
- 90 days before
- 30 days before
- 7 days before
[Alert recipients]
- External workforce coordinator
- Receiving department manager
- Vendor (staffing agency) contact
Admin Settings → External Workforce → Conflict Date Alert Settings
[Options when approaching conflict date]
(1) End dispatch (switch to a different worker)
(2) Directly hire the worker
(3) Extend by 3 years at the workplace level after consulting with the labor union or majority employee representative
(4) Transfer to a different organizational unit (resets the individual period)
⚠ Conflict date management is a critical legal obligation. Failure to comply is a violation of the Worker Dispatch Act. Always coordinate with your labor affairs team and the staffing agency.
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