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Crew, schedules and hiring

Post the camp host job in February, publish the week, and let the crew clock in and swap shifts from their phones.

Find next season’s camp hosts without watching a forum.

Post a job with the pay range, the site that comes with it and the dates, then review every applicant in one place.

Pay range details are added to the posting where a state requires them.

Job posting: camp host coupleLive
Applicants14 this week
New
Site includedFull hookup, April to October
Pay rangeShown on the posting
Added

Publish the week so nobody texts to ask when they work.

Build the schedule and publish it, and staff see their shifts on their phones. They clock in, ask for time off and trade shifts.

You approve swaps and time off before they change the schedule.

This weekPublished
Mon to WedFront desk, Jess and Omar
Published
Shift swapDale for Priya, Saturday
Waiting on you
Time offOmar, Jul 4
Approved

Seasonal access ends on Labor Day without anyone remembering.

Seasonal staff and camp hosts get only what they need, for as long as they need it. Time cards total for payroll, and certifications sit on the person.

Rehire next spring in one click.

Seasonal team9 people
Access endsSep 7, 9 people
Scheduled
Time cards412 hours this period
Ready
Certifications2 lifeguard certs expire in July
Renew

Also included.

Hiring and applicantsShift swapsTime off and availabilityCertificationsTime cards for payrollRoles that expire

Questions operators ask.

Yes. Shifts, clock-in, swaps and time off all work from the phone.

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We set up your rates, map and policies with you, and you pick the date you go live.