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Error: You do not have access to this person's calendar on Employee Calendar

Why managers may see the message "You do not have access to this person's calendar" when using the Employee Calendar, and how to resolve it.

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Written by James Pardy
Updated over 5 months ago

Managers can view employees' schedules using two different calendar screens:

  • Team Calendar

  • Employee Calendar

These two calendars work differently and use separate access controls. Even if a manager can view an employee on the Team Calendar, they may still get an error when accessing the Employee Calendar if the correct portal parameters are not set.


Why this happens

  • The Team Calendar uses the Org Chart/Structure to determine visibility.

  • The Employee Calendar uses portal parameters:

    • cp_pers_maint_org_role

    • cp_pers_maint_org_group

If these parameters are not aligned to the manager's access, they will see the message:

"You do not have access to this person's calendar."


How to check the Employee Calendar access settings

  1. Go to the Admin Dashboard.

  2. Select Site Manager, then Admin Settings.

  3. Search for cp_pers_maint.

  4. Check the values for the following parameters:

    • cp_pers_maint_org_role

    • cp_pers_maint_org_group

For example:

Parameter

Example Value

cp_pers_maint_org_role

MGRESS

cp_pers_maint_org_group

WRKGRP

This configuration means a manager’s access to the Employee Calendar is based on MGRESS (Reports to Manager) at the WRKGRP (Work Group) level.


⚠️Important: The Team Calendar allows you to view employees in the reporting structure, even multiple levels down. The Employee Calendar requires direct org role access based on the portal parameters. If the manager does not have the correct MGRESS/WRKGRP access for the employee, the system will display the error message.


Resolution steps

  • Confirm that the manager has the appropriate org role access for the employee’s work group.

  • Update the cp_pers_maint_org_role and cp_pers_maint_org_group if needed, or adjust the manager’s access levels to match.

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