Working hours
How to register working hours for TA staff and TR-staff.
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TR staff should only use the SAP Portal to record leave of absence and for self-certification of absence.
DFO app or SAP Portal
Use the DFO app or SAP portal to record your working hours, absence or to record travel expenses account.
For TR-staff
- Standard working hours remain unchanged throughout the year - 7.5 hours per day (37.5 hours per week). The lunch break is not included in the working hours.
- Individual work schedules must be prepared for all TR staff
- TR staff who have worked overtime must record their working hours in the working hours form and the overtime list which are to be delivered to the supervisor who approval and signature.
More information can be found in the Employee handbook (Compendia).
For part-time teachers
Please contact HR for recording form for working hours.
For TA staff
- All recording of working hours and absence must be done in the SAP portal.
- TA staff at OsloMet are covered by Særavtalen om fleksibel arbeidstid i staten
- Normal working hours are 07.00 to 17.00, Monday to Friday but summer hours differ from winter hours:
- Winter working hours - from 15 September to 14 May; 7.75 hours per day (38.75 hours per week).
- Summer working hours - from 15 May to 14 September are 7 hours per day (35 hours per week).
- The lunch break is included in the working hours and the employee must be available to the employer.
- The core working hours are from 9:00 to14:30 and the flexible period from 7:00 to 20.00 - Monday to Friday all year.
- Flexitime beyond normal working hours may not be imposed; this will be qualified as overtime.
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More information can be found in the Employee handbook (Compendia).
Working hours in evenings and at weekends
If you are ordered to carry out your normal work (not overtime) at inconvenient hours, you are entitled to an inconvenience supplement.
Overtime
- Overtime is only permitted if there is a specific and time-limited need. In other words, overtime cannot be used as a permanent arrangement.
- Overtime must be compulsory and verifiable
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Senior days
- Paid time off corresponding to eight days per year is granted to employees from the calendar year in which he or she reaches the age of 62.
- Part-time employees are entitled to days off in proportion to the percentage they work of a full-time position. More about senior days in the Employee Handbook (Compendia).