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Tjörn reports a benefit calculation with a 70% reduction in overtime and 30% less need for substitutes after introducing AI-supported scheduling. Schedulers enter rules and staff preferences. The municipality also describes differing employee experiences when moving from preferred shifts to requests for time off.

Tjörns kommun · 2025-03-24

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Tjörn reports a benefit calculation with a 70% reduction in overtime and 30% less need for substitutes after introducing AI-supported scheduling. Schedulers enter rules and staff preferences. The municipality also describes differing employee experiences when moving from preferred shifts to requests for time off. Source: Tjörns kommun, 2025-03-24

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The public account does not disclose a comparison design, uncertainty or independent validation of the percentages. Scheduling optimisation is not the same technology as a generative HR chatbot. The figures should remain attributed to the municipality's benefit calculation. Source: Tjörns kommun, 2025-03-24

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AI + JJ, application: Assess continuity, workload, staff influence and review work alongside overtime costs. Which working practices change even when the formal scheduling rules stay the same? Source: Tjörns kommun, 2025-03-24

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