Reference DataSTD_2050v1

Shift Code Standardization

Ensures work shifts are coded consistently across all sites and systems.

Owner: Unassigned

Updated: 10/31/2025

Business Rule

Standard shift codes enable labor cost analysis, scheduling optimization, and compliance reporting.

Technical Implementation

Controlled vocabulary: DAY, EVENING, NIGHT, ROTATING. Include standard start/end times.

Examples

Good practices vs common violations

Good Examples

Shift: DAY (06:00-14:00)

EVENING (14:00-22:00)

Poor Examples (Violations)

Morning

Late shift

Graveyard (inconsistent terminology)

Additional Information

Target Industries

All

Status

active

Local Network

DQ Improvements

Data quality dimensions improved by this standard

Completeness (Data values of an attribute)

high

The degree to which all required data values of an attribute are present.

Type: prevents

Equivalence

high

The degree to which attributes stored in multiple datasets are conceptually equal.

Type: prevents

Quick Stats

Related KPIs0

DQ Improvements2

Versionv1

API Access

GET /api/standards/shift-code-standardization