Vaktberegner app analytics for September 19

Did you get paid correctly? Take a photo of your payslip — Vaktberegner compares it with the collective agreement or the law for your industry and shows, in kroner, what may be missing. If it finds money, it drafts a ready-to-send claim to your employer. For shift workers in Norway: security guards, health and care (municipal, hospital, private), retail and commerce, bus, construction, cleaning, hotels and restaurants, warehousing and logistics, road freight and electrical trades. Also for personal trainers and instructors. The app is honest about what it knows and what it does not: where your rates depend on your employer being bound by the agreement, it says so plainly. If your employment contract has its own rates, it uses those. Features: • Read your payslip with the camera and get an answer in under a minute • Shift calendar that calculates your pay before the payslip arrives — night, weekend, public holiday, overtime • Extra shifts for part-time staff are treated as additional work, not overtime — as the rules actually say • Ready-made claim letter when something is missing, "ask your employer" when coverage is unclear • Notice of your next seniority step, and what it is worth per month. Available for security guards, bus and health and care, the industries with a seniority ladder in the app • Documentation for part-time staff working beyond their contract (Working Environment Act § 14-4 a) • Hourly-rate calculator for the self-employed • Import your roster from the calendar • Shifts, calculations and history stay on your phone and work without a connection. No account • Reading a payslip or a roster photo needs a connection. The image is sent to a service that interprets it, and is not stored anywhere Made by Zakaria Elkassmi and Ahmad Rashid — security guards who wanted a pay tool that is actually right.