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Creates a local, read-only staffing shortlist from four visible Tanda pages without changing Tanda. Who Can Work Now helps an authorised Tanda roster user identify staff who may be suitable for a specific shift. The user enters the shift date and time, then explicitly captures four visible Tanda views: Staff, Timesheets, the daily Roster, and the Print Roster summary. The extension checks the requested role, existing roster, leave, unavailability, captured fortnight totals, and visible work-right qualification status. It then shows a conservative shortlist and explains why other staff were blocked. Privacy and safety: - Read-only: it does not create, edit, approve, publish, save, or delete Tanda records. - Local-only: captured information and recommendations are processed inside Chrome. - Temporary: information uses Chrome session storage and can be removed with Clear. - No passwords, cookies, advertising, analytics, or external data transmission. Important limitations: this is a rostering aid, not legal advice or a compliance system. It cannot see hours worked for another employer. Visa conditions must be confirmed through VEVO, and workplace rules should be checked against the applicable enterprise agreement or award. This extension is limited to my.tanda.co only. This is an independent rostering aid and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Tanda.
Aug 20, 2026
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