Canton of VaudStaff scheduling software in Lausanne
Lausanne runs its venues on students. UNIL and EPFL supply a large share of floor and bar staff, which means availability that changes every semester, exam periods that empty the rota, and swaps as a constant rather than an exception.
On top of that sits a sharp season: the Ouchy and city-centre terraces fill in summer, regional events concentrate demand into a handful of weekends, and winter is close to a different trade. Shifta is scheduling software built for that irregularity: the team enters its own availability, swaps go through checked requests, and the cost of the week is visible before you publish.
What makes scheduling in Lausanne different
Availability that moves every semester
A class timetable changes twice a year, and exam periods pull several people out of the rota at once. Building from memory produces shifts nobody can actually work.
Mostly part time, so mostly swaps
With a largely part-time team, swaps are the rule. Left in a group chat, the rota and reality drift apart within days.
A very concentrated terrace season
A fine week in June and a week in November need different coverage. Without a record of hours worked, every ramp-up is a judgement call.
Event-driven peaks
The region's big fixtures concentrate demand into a few evenings. Those weeks are either planned ahead or endured.
What Shifta gives a Lausanne venue
- Availability and time off entered by the team before you plan
- Open shifts that available staff can claim from their phone
- Swaps as requests, checked against conflicts and rest
- Week templates to switch between high and low season
- Planned hours and estimated cost visible as you build
- French, German and English for an international team
Questions about scheduling in Lausanne
Take back your Lausanne rota
Create your venue, let the team enter availability, and publish a week that holds. No card needed.