Contact #des-ops to gain editing access to the calendar — designers only
Marketing managers’ and leads’ and/or operations’ responsibility to manage permissions for new designers and designers emeritus.
Design Department Calendars
All department specific calendars are public to liferay.com emails. The ability to subscribe and toggle calendar visibility allows you to see only calendars relevant to you while maintaining transparency.
Set event name to ‘($firstname $lastname)'s BirthRay! 🎉’
Set the event to ‘All Day’ and ‘Annually on $date’
Set the calendar to ‘Design Division’
Set the color to ‘Basil’
Birthday (beginning from the year you were hired):
Set event name to ‘($firstname $lastname)'s Birthday! 🥳’
Set the event to ‘All Day’ and ‘Annually on $date’
Set the calendar to ‘Design Division’
Set the color to ‘Flamingo’
Update
Only update events if you are the event creator or received permission from the event creator, a design lead, or design manager. If you are unsure, message in the #dee-ops Slack channel.
In the instance a event needs to be moved, update the date and time of the event rather than deleting and recreating the event.
When updating a reoccurring event, make sure to select ‘This event only’ or ‘This event and following events’ when appropriate
Delete
Only delete events if you are the event creator or received permission from the event creator, a design lead, or design manager. If you are unsure, message in the #dee-ops Slack channel.
When deleting a reoccurring event, make sure to select ‘This event only’ or ‘This event and following events’ when appropriate
When deleting an event, delete the single instance or the that instance with all future events — leave all previous events that occurred
Regional Holidays Calendar
The Regional Holidays calendar is managed by Liferay Human Resources. The Regional Holidays calendar is public to all Liferay.com emails.
Liferay Human Resources owns and updates the calendar
In the event there is a error/missing holiday, please create a LRHR ticket with the region the holiday belongs to, holiday name, and date.
_The date should be the day employees are out of office. For instance, if New Year’s Day is on a Sunday (01/01), you would provide Monday (01/02) as the holiday date._