The difference between employee workdays and employee effective workdays is:
Employee Workdays: Employee workdays typically refer to the total number of days an employee is scheduled or required to work within a given period, such as a month or a year. It includes all the days when the employee is expected to be present and actively working, including regular working days, weekdays, and any scheduled shifts or hours as per the employment agreement.
Employee Effective Workdays: Employee effective workdays, on the other hand, usually refer to the actual days an employee is present and actively working, excluding any leaves, absences, holidays, or non-working days. It represents the actual productive workdays when the employee is available and engaged in work-related activities.
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