There are some dates you just remember. September 21 is one of them.
You don't need a calendar reminder or someone texting you to remember it. If Earth, Wind & Fire has anything to do with it, you're probably going to hear about it at least once today.
Which got us thinking: why are managers still expected to remember everything else?
- ✓Who requested Friday off.
- ✓Who can't work Wednesdays.
- ✓Who's nearing overtime.
- ✓Who agreed to swap shifts.
After a while, scheduling starts to feel less like running a business and more like trying to keep an entire employee database inside your head.
Your Schedule Shouldn't Live in Your Head
For too many managers, scheduling still depends on memory. Time-off requests are buried in texts, availability lives in emails, and shift changes happen in group chats. Then someone asks, "Who can work Saturday?"
And the digging begins.
Cloxbi puts that information in one place, so managers don't have to be the human version of a filing cabinet. Employees can see their schedules, managers can track availability and time off, and Ask Cloxbi™ lets them get answers without hunting through old messages.
We think you should remember September 21. You shouldn't have to remember everyone's schedule.
You remember the 21st of September.
Cloxbi remembers the schedule.
Because remembering one famous date is fun. Remembering everyone's availability? Not so much.
Scheduling shouldn't suck.