The template simply dumps employees into the standard schedule, as defined by your business's operating hours. There's no accounting for individual employee's needs or preferences, or even their qualifications. The best thing you can say about Scheduler is that it leaves spaces for entering employees' actual hours. All in all, Scheduler isn't much more help than a piece of paper and a sharpened pencil. It also runs on Mac, PowerPC, and Windows 95 systems.
Scheduling is pretty straightforward.
Now you can create a schedule. WorkTime offers you two manual methods and two automatic approaches. The more automatic approach grants responsibility to WorkTime, which then fills in the blanks as best it can. I still had to plug-in holes and rearrange some people's time, but the software did more than half of the work for me. My biggest complaint about WorkTime is its extremely awkward interface.