Time off, staff requests, call-in coverage and the staff directory in one system, built by a 24-year building pro who started as a porter.
Doorman · Front Door
7a – 3p Today
Each building runs its staff differently, and you only hear about it when something goes wrong.
Stop running call-ins through group texts and phone trees. Broadcast the open shift to every eligible call-in by text and email. The first one to claim it gets the shift, everyone else is told it's taken, and the schedule shows it as covered.
Today · 7a – 3p
Doorman · Front Door
Doorman (Staff B) called out
Staff request time off from their phone, admins approve from the dashboard, and the leave calendar updates itself, so a thin week is easy to spot before it happens.
Staff A · Vacation
3 days requested
Every employee's role, shift, balances and onboarding status in one directory. Staff check their schedule, request time off and swap shifts themselves. The staff app is available in English, Spanish, Polish, Albanian and Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian.
Hi, Staff C
Overtime, benefits thresholds and New York leave types are tracked, with a full audit trail behind them.
Overtime offers and coverage counted per payroll week, so OT goes out fairly and is on record.
See when a call-in's days or hours would start 32BJ fund contributions before you assign the shift.
Vacation, sick, personal, optional holidays, bereavement, jury duty, family and disability leave, tracked separately.
Every request, approval, override and coverage change is logged with who did it and when.
Reports for each building, ready to export.
See who uses the most sick time and how often call-outs come in on short notice.
Who covered which shifts, how they were filled, and what is still open.
Harassment-course completion and due dates for every employee.
What was issued to whom, and whether they confirmed receipt.
Call-in days and hours against the 32BJ benefits thresholds.
Download reports as PDF for management, the board or payroll.
Each property gets its own account with its own staff, schedule, settings and admins.
Add the whole staff, call-ins included. The price is set by the building, not the headcount.
You know what each building costs every month, even as staff come and go.
One flat price per building. A 72-person staff pays $169/mo, not $180–$288 like per-user apps.
I started as a porter 24 years ago and worked and studied my way up. For the last 7 years I've been the assistant superintendent at a 378-unit Manhattan co-op — I built WorkNest because I live the scheduling and call-out problems every day.
The first 10 buildings to join keep their current plan price for as long as they stay subscribed, even as we raise prices when new features launch. Offer ends December 31, 2026 — first 10 buildings or Dec 31, 2026, whichever comes first.
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No. The staff portal works in any phone browser. Staff join by scanning your building's QR code, and an admin approves them before they get access.
Each building has its own WorkNest account and its own flat price, with its own staff, schedule and admins.
Admins manage their building. Staff only see their own schedule, balances and requests, plus a basic directory. Personal details stay admin-only.
No. WorkNest handles time off, requests, coverage and the directory. Your payroll stays where it is today.
English, Spanish, Polish, Albanian and Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian.
Yes. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial so you can run a real schedule before you commit.
See WorkNest on a real building schedule, or try it yourself free for 14 days.
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