Time Tracking Resets Clock-In Status for Shifts Past Midnight
Workers on overnight shifts see the clock-in state revert at midnight, so they are not clocked out for the prior day and appear to be working continuously. This makes time records inaccurate for after-hours roles.
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Employers report that some employee clock-outs appear not to go through in Gusto, forcing manual checks. This risks inaccurate hours and payroll.
Gusto Timers Keep Running When Employees Forget to Clock Out
Employees with fixed schedules forget to clock out and the timer runs through the day. They want automatic clock-out at a set time. Inflated hours cause payroll errors and manual corrections.
Time-Tracking Clock-Out Failures Silently Corrupt Payroll Records
Employees using HR platform time-tracking features experience silent clock-out failures where the action appears to complete but does not register. The lack of confirmation or error feedback means workers do not realize the failure until payroll discrepancies surface. Silent failures in attendance systems create compliance and compensation risks for employers.
Gusto clock-in editor subtracts time instead of saving edits
When employees or admins attempt to edit logged clock-in times in Gusto, the system incorrectly subtracts time rather than applying the correction. This directly affects payroll accuracy and requires manual intervention to fix. The bug is situational and may affect a subset of users or specific edit flows.
Gusto Mobile App Glitches Require Restart and Re-Login to Clock In/Out
The Gusto phone app sometimes glitches, forcing users to close, reopen and sign in again before clocking in or out. It disrupts routine time tracking.
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