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The MyTime Kroger portal is connected with Kroger’s workforce scheduling and timekeeping environment. Eligible associates may use MyTime-related tools to check work schedules, review punches and timecards, report missed punches, request time off, manage availability, and complete other workforce tasks when those features are enabled for their account.

MyTime should not be confused with every other Kroger employee system. FEED, MyInfo, ExpressHR, Sage, SecureWEB and MyTime have different roles. Employees who need general login and access information can start with the complete MyTime Kroger guide.

The exact MyTime Kroger features available to you can depend on your division, store, job, employee permissions and Kroger’s current system configuration.

What Is MyTime Kroger?

MyTime Kroger is associated with workforce scheduling and timekeeping functions for Kroger associates. It helps connect scheduled work with recorded time, timecards and related employee requests.

Employees may encounter MyTime when dealing with,

Work schedules
Shift dates and times
Clock-in and clock-out punches
Timecards
Recorded hours
Missing punches
Timecard exceptions
Punch corrections
Time-off requests
Availability
Open shifts
Shift swaps
Shift coverage
Request status
Manager approvals

Not every associate will see every feature.

If your main goal is simply to access MyTime, review login requirements or troubleshoot authentication, use the MyTime Kroger login guide.

Main MyTime Kroger Portal Features

The table below explains the main workforce features employees may encounter.

MyTime feature	Main purpose
Work schedule	View assigned shifts
Schedule calendar	Check upcoming work dates
Shift details	Review start and end times
Timecard	Review recorded work time
Clock punches	Check clock-in and clock-out records
Worked hours	Review recorded hours
Exceptions	Find missing or unusual punches
Punch correction	Correct or request correction of time records
Time off	Submit or review requests where enabled
Availability	Tell scheduling when you can generally work
Open shifts	Request unassigned shifts where enabled
Shift swap	Request to exchange shifts
Shift coverage	Offer a shift for coverage where enabled
Notifications	Review request and approval updates
Manager approval	Complete review workflows where required

These functions may be enabled differently for different Kroger employee groups.

MyTime Kroger Work Schedule

Schedule access is one of the most important MyTime functions.

A Kroger work schedule may show:

Work date
Shift start time
Shift end time
Scheduled hours
Job or department
Store or work location
Time-off information
Open shifts
Schedule changes

Employees who need a deeper guide covering MyTime, FEED, E-Schedule, missing shifts and schedule changes should read the Kroger employee schedule guide.

How to Check Your Kroger Schedule?

If schedule access is available in your account:

Open the Kroger-authorized workforce resource.
Complete employee authentication.
Open the schedule or calendar section available to you.
Select the correct week.
Check each scheduled workday.
Review the shift start and end times.
Confirm the department or location when displayed.
Check for recent schedule changes.
Contact your manager if a shift is unclear.

Do not assume an empty date automatically means you have the day off.

Kroger also officially provides schedule access through FEED Mobile for hourly associates. This makes FEED another useful employee resource when a MyTime schedule appears blank or unavailable.

MyTime Schedule Calendar

The schedule calendar gives employees a visual view of planned work.

Depending on the employee account.

Assigned shifts
Current week
Future weeks
Shift start time
Shift end time
Open shifts
Time-off requests
Availability
Shift-swap activity
Request status

A future week can sometimes appear blank because the schedule is not yet available.

If you need help with a missing or changed schedule, see why a Kroger employee schedule may not be showing.

MyTime Kroger Timecard

A MyTime Kroger timecard is different from the employee schedule.

The easiest way to understand the difference is:

Schedule = when you were planned to work

Punch = a recorded clock-in or clock-out

Timecard = hours recorded as worked

Paystub = earnings processed through payroll

A MyTime timecard may contain:

Work date
Clock-in time
Clock-out time
Meal punches where applicable
Daily hours
Period totals
Exceptions
Paycodes
Corrections
Pending changes
Approval status

Why Should Employees Check Their Timecard?

Checking the timecard helps employees catch a problem before it reaches payroll.

Look for:

Missing clock-in
Missing clock-out
Wrong punch
Duplicate punch
Wrong date
Unexpected hours
Pending correction
Timecard exception

If you need a full guide to punches, physical clocks and missed time, read the Kroger clock in system guide.

MyTime Kroger Clock In and Clock Out

MyTime-related timekeeping can be connected with the records created when an employee clocks in or out.

A punch represents a specific timekeeping event.

Clock in → starts the recorded work period

Clock out → ends the recorded work period

The actual clocking method used by Kroger associates can vary.

Employees may encounter

A physical time clock
An authorized workforce terminal
A company computer
Mobile punching where enabled

Do not assume every employee can punch from the MyTime mobile interface.

For a detailed explanation of physical clocks, UKG, mobile punches, geofencing and missed punches, use the Kroger clock in system guide.

Can Kroger Employees Clock In Through MyTime?

Mobile or web clocking can be technically supported by workforce-management systems, but Kroger must enable and authorize the feature for the specific employee.

Do not assume you can clock in using

Any personal phone
Any computer
FEED
A home network
Another Kroger location
An unofficial employee app

Use only the method your workplace has authorized.

Accessing MyTime from home also does not automatically mean you are permitted to record work time from home.

MyTime Missing Punch Feature

A missed punch happens when an expected clock-in or clock-out does not appear correctly in the timecard.

Missing clock-in
Missing clock-out
Incorrect punch
Duplicate punch
Timecard exception

What Should You Do If a Punch Is Missing?

Check the correct date.
Make sure you are viewing the correct workweek.
Confirm that the punch is actually missing.
Note the time you really started or ended work.
Inform your manager or authorized timekeeper.
Use the correction process available to your account.
Recheck the timecard after the correction.

Never invent a time just to clear an exception.

For detailed missed-punch troubleshooting, see Kroger missed punch and timecard correction help.

MyTime Kroger Punch Correction

Depending on employee permissions, MyTime-style timekeeping systems can allow an associate to request or make corrections to a punch.

Possible corrections include

Adding a missing clock-in
Adding a missing clock-out
Correcting an incorrect time
Explaining an exception
Adding a comment
Reviewing a pending correction

Not every employee has direct editing permission.

How to Handle a Timecard Correction?

Open the affected date.
Identify the incorrect punch.
Confirm the actual time worked.
Use the authorized correction option if available.
Add required information.
Submit the request.
Wait for manager review where required.
Check the timecard again.

If no correction option appears, contact your manager or authorized timekeeper.

Timecard Comments and Notes

Some MyTime configurations can allow comments or notes to be attached to an exception or correction.

For example, an employee might explain that

A physical clock did not accept the punch.
A clock-out was missed.
A punch appeared at the wrong time.
A manager asked for a correction.

Keep comments factual.

Do not use notes to create or justify time that was not actually worked.

MyTime Timecard Approval

Some employee timekeeping workflows can include timecard approval.

Employee records time → exceptions are corrected → employee or manager reviews → approval → payroll processing

The exact process can vary by Kroger employee group.

A pending correction may need to be resolved before the timecard is considered final.

If the timecard eventually affects an issued paycheck, compare the corrected record with your Kroger paystub.

MyTime Kroger Time-Off Requests

Some MyTime workforce configurations can provide time-off request functions.

A request may include,

Requested date
Full day or partial day
Type of leave
Available balance when displayed
Comment
Request status
Manager decision

Kroger also says its Sage Virtual Assistant can provide scheduling information and help associates request paid time off.

How to Request Time Off?

Where the function is available,

Open the authorized workforce resource.
Find the time-off request area.
Select the correct date.
Choose the appropriate request type.
Review the request.
Submit it.
Check the status later.
Confirm the final schedule.

Pending Does Not Mean Approved

A time-off request can appear as,

Submitted
Pending
Approved
Denied

Do not assume you have the day off until the request is approved and any schedule conflict is resolved.

For more information on PTO and paid leave, see the Kroger employee benefits guide.

MyTime Kroger Availability

Availability tells the scheduling system when an employee is generally able to work.

Where enabled, employees may be able to request changes to,

Available days
Unavailable days
Earliest start time
Latest end time
Temporary availability
Recurring availability

Availability vs Time Off

These two features are different.

Availability tells the scheduling process when you normally can work.

Time off requests a specific period away from work.

Changing availability also does not automatically remove a shift that has already been scheduled.

If your schedule conflicts with approved availability, contact your manager and compare it with your current Kroger employee schedule.

MyTime Kroger Open Shifts

Some workforce systems can show open shifts.

An open shift is a work period that needs an eligible employee.

Where enabled, the employee may see,

Shift date
Start time
End time
Job
Department
Location
Request option
Request status

How to Request an Open Shift?

Open the employee schedule.
Find available open shifts.
Review the date and time.
Check the location or job.
Submit the request.
Wait for confirmation.
Check whether the shift appears in your final schedule.

Do not assume the shift belongs to you simply because you requested it.

MyTime Kroger Shift Swap

A shift swap allows employees to request an exchange of scheduled shifts when the function is enabled.

A general process can include,

Open the assigned shift.
Choose the available swap option.
Review eligible swap opportunities.
Submit the request.
Wait for the other required response.
Wait for manager approval when required.
Review the final schedule.

Do not assume the original shift is no longer your responsibility while the swap is still pending.

For more schedule-change examples, see the Kroger employee schedule troubleshooting guide.

Shift Coverage

Shift coverage is related to shift swapping, but it is not exactly the same.

Where enabled, an employee may be able to offer an assigned shift for another eligible employee to cover.

Possible options can include,

Full-shift coverage
Partial-shift coverage
Offering to eligible coworkers
Coverage request
Pending approval

Until the system or manager confirms that another worker has taken the shift, continue to treat your original schedule seriously.

MyTime Self-Scheduling

Some workforce technology supports self-scheduling.

Where Kroger enables the feature, eligible associates may be able to request available shifts during a scheduling period.

Availability can depend on,

Employee job
Department
Store
Skills
Work location
Staffing needs
Scheduling period
Employee permissions

This does not mean every Kroger employee can create their own schedule.

Notifications and Request Status

MyTime-related workforce systems can display request or approval information.

Notifications may relate to

Timecard corrections
Schedule requests
Shift swaps
Open shifts
Time off
Availability
Manager action

Employees should still check the live schedule or timecard.

An old notification or screenshot may no longer show the current status.

Mobile Access to Kroger Employee Resources

Kroger officially provides FEED Mobile, an associate app that includes schedules, company news, resources and links to work applications.

FEED and MyTime should not be treated as the same portal.

A simple way to understand them is:

FEED → associate information and work-resource hub

MyTime → workforce scheduling and timekeeping context

If your main need is seeing your next shift, the Kroger employee schedule guide explains both MyTime and FEED access.

Can You Use MyTime Kroger on a Phone?

Workforce technology can support mobile access to several employee functions.

Depending on Kroger’s setup, mobile access may include:

Schedule viewing
Timecard review
Request status
Notifications
Time-off requests
Mobile punching where authorized

A feature working on a phone does not automatically mean every employee is permitted to clock in from that phone.

MyTime Location-Controlled Clock In

Mobile clocking technology can use

GPS
Geofencing
Known workplace locations
Wi-Fi restrictions
Employee permissions

If your authorized clock-in feature reports that you are outside the allowed area.

Confirm that you are at the correct workplace.
Check required phone-location permissions.
Try the authorized process again.
Contact your manager if the error remains.

Never try to bypass geofencing, GPS controls or workplace-network restrictions.

The Kroger clock in system guide explains these timekeeping problems in more detail.

Does MyTime Kroger Show Paystubs?

MyTime should not automatically be described as Kroger’s current universal paystub portal.

Kroger’s official FEED information directs associates to ExpressHR for paycheck stubs. FEED identifies several ways associates can reach ExpressHR.

Kroger also says Sage can provide pay-stub information.

The useful distinction is

MyTime → work time and workforce information

ExpressHR → paycheck-stub access identified by FEED

Sage → associate assistance including pay-stub information

For earnings, deductions, gross pay, net pay, YTD totals, old statements and payroll troubleshooting, use the Kroger paystub guide.

Does MyTime Manage Kroger Employee Benefits?

MyTime should not be presented as Kroger’s universal benefits portal.

Kroger publicly describes MyInfo as its HR technology platform.

Employees may use separate authorized systems or benefit administrators for

Medical insurance
Dental coverage
Vision benefits
Prescription coverage
Retirement
401(k)
Pension information
Paid time off
Tuition reimbursement
Other Total Rewards programs

For a detailed explanation of healthcare, PTO, retirement, tuition assistance, discounts and other programs, read the Kroger employee benefits guide.

MyTime vs FEED vs MyInfo vs ExpressHR vs Sage

These employee resources should be separated clearly.

Kroger resource	Main role
MyTime	Workforce scheduling and timekeeping context
FEED	Associate hub, schedules, news and work-resource links
MyInfo	HR technology platform
ExpressHR	Paycheck-stub access identified through FEED
Sage	Schedule information, pay-stub help, PTO and training information
Fresh Start	Frontline training
SecureWEB/SSO	Corporate authentication

This distinction prevents one of the most common employee-portal mistakes: treating every Kroger system as though it has the same features.

MyTime Kroger Features for Managers

Managers can have more workforce permissions than hourly associates.

Authorized management functions may include

Viewing employee schedules
Reviewing timecards
Checking timecard exceptions
Correcting punches
Reviewing missed punches
Approving time
Managing schedules
Reviewing time-off requests
Reviewing availability changes
Handling shift requests

The exact manager tools depend on role and permissions.

Employees should not expect to see every function their manager can access.

MyTime Features for New Employees

New Kroger associates should learn three workforce processes early

Where to check their schedule
How their workplace records clock-in and clock-out
Where to check recorded time

A new employee should also learn

Which employee credentials to use
Which clocking method applies
Who handles missed punches
How time-off requests work
Where schedule changes appear

If your first schedule has not appeared, do not assume you are off. Follow the onboarding instructions and confirm the shift with your manager.

New associates can use the Kroger employee schedule guide for first-week schedule problems and the Kroger clock in system guide for first-day timekeeping questions.

MyTime Kroger Security Features and Safe Login

MyTime contains employment and timekeeping information, so employees should protect their accounts.

Follow these rules

Sign in only through Kroger-authorized resources.
Use only your own employee credentials.
Do not share your EUID.
Never share a password.
Never share one-time security codes.
Do not clock another employee in or out.
Avoid unofficial MyTime apps.
Do not bypass location controls.
Sign out on shared computers.
Report suspicious login pages.

If a corporate login loops, fails or repeatedly rejects valid credentials, use the Kroger SSO login troubleshooting guide instead of trying random login pages.

Why Is a MyTime Kroger Feature Missing?

A feature may not appear because

Your employee role does not have permission.
Your division does not use that option.
Your employee account is new.
Your store uses another workflow.
The request period is closed.
The function is restricted to managers.
Your assignment changed.
The feature is temporarily unavailable.
You are using the wrong employee application.

A feature being supported by workforce-management software does not prove it is enabled for every Kroger associate.

MyTime Kroger Not Working

If MyTime does not load

Close old employee-system tabs.
Start from a Kroger-authorized entry point.
Sign in again.
Use a current browser.
Check your internet connection.
Try the approved device or employee app.
Stop repeated login attempts if your account is rejected.
Use workplace technical support when the problem continues.

If the problem is specifically with authentication, see the Kroger SSO guide.

MyTime Kroger Schedule Is Not Showing

If your schedule is blank

Check the correct week.
Look at FEED where available.
Refresh the authorized system.
Confirm the employee account is active.
Ask whether the schedule has been published.
Contact the manager if the next shift is unclear.

Do not assume a blank schedule means you are off.

Use the Kroger work schedule troubleshooting guide for detailed help.

MyTime Kroger Timecard Is Wrong

If the timecard does not match the time you actually worked

Check each punch.
Find the first incorrect entry.
Check for a missed clock-in.
Check for a missed clock-out.
Look for duplicate punches.
Check pending corrections.
Report the problem through the authorized process.

For a detailed timekeeping workflow, see Kroger clock in and timecard help.

MyTime Kroger Hours Do Not Match My Paycheck

A schedule, timecard and paystub are different records.

Start with this order

Check the schedule.
Check the actual timecard.
Confirm corrections were processed.
Open the paystub for the same pay period.
Compare the paid hours with the final time record.
Report any remaining payroll discrepancy.

For payroll-specific issues, use the Kroger paystub troubleshooting guide.

MyTime Kroger Portal Problems and Solutions

Problem	Best first action
Schedule missing	Check correct week and FEED
Wrong shift	Confirm with manager
Timecard blank	Check correct period
Clock-in missing	Report missed punch
Clock-out missing	Request correction
Wrong recorded hours	Review punches
Correction pending	Check approval status
Time-off request pending	Wait for final decision
Approved time off conflicts with shift	Contact manager
Availability not updated	Check request status
Open shift pending	Wait for confirmation
Shift swap pending	Continue following current schedule
Clock option missing	Confirm punching permissions
MyTime does not load	Restart authorized session
SSO keeps looping	Use Kroger SSO troubleshooting
Paystub needed	Use ExpressHR route through FEED
Benefits needed	Use applicable Kroger HR or benefits resource

Frequently Asked Questions

What Are the Main MyTime Kroger Features?

MyTime is mainly associated with workforce scheduling and timekeeping functions such as schedules, punches, timecards, worked hours, corrections and related employee requests. Exact features vary by employee account.

Can I Check My Kroger Schedule in MyTime?

Schedule information is part of the workforce-management context associated with MyTime. Kroger also provides schedule access to hourly associates through FEED Mobile.

For step-by-step schedule help, see the Kroger employee schedule guide.

Can I Check My Kroger Timecard in MyTime?

Timecard functionality can allow eligible employees to review recorded punches, worked time, exceptions and corrections.

Can I Correct a Missed Punch in MyTime?

Correction functionality may be available depending on employee permissions. A manager or timekeeper may need to approve or enter the correction.

See the Kroger clock in system guide for detailed missed-punch instructions.

Can I Request Time Off Through MyTime?

Workforce systems can provide time-off requests where configured. Kroger also confirms Sage as an associate resource for PTO requests.

For broader PTO and leave information, see Kroger employee benefits.

Can I Change My Kroger Availability?

Availability-change features can be enabled for eligible employees. The exact controls depend on the workforce configuration.

Can I Swap Kroger Shifts Through MyTime?

Shift-swap functions may be available when enabled. A submitted request should not be treated as completed until it receives all required approvals and the final schedule changes.

Can I Pick Up Open Shifts?

Open-shift requests may be available to eligible employees when the feature and request period are enabled.

Can I Clock In With My Phone?

Mobile workforce technology can support punching, but Kroger must authorize mobile clocking for your employee account and location.

Can I Clock In From Home?

Do not assume so. Being able to access MyTime or FEED remotely does not automatically provide permission to record work time remotely.

Does MyTime Show Kroger Paystubs?

Kroger’s current FEED information directs associates to ExpressHR for paycheck-stub access. Sage can also provide pay-stub information.

For complete payroll guidance, see Kroger paystub login and pay statement help.

Is MyTime the Same as FEED?

No. FEED is an associate hub for schedules, resources, news and work-application links. MyTime is associated more closely with workforce time and scheduling functions.

Is MyTime the Same as MyInfo?

No. Kroger publicly identifies MyInfo as its HR technology platform, while MyTime is connected with workforce timekeeping and scheduling.

Is MyTime Used for Kroger Employee Benefits?

MyTime should not be treated as the universal benefits portal. Benefits can involve Kroger HR systems, plan administrators and separate resources.

See the Kroger employee benefits guide for medical coverage, PTO, retirement, 401(k), tuition assistance and discounts.

Why Is My MyTime Schedule Blank?

Check the week, refresh the authorized system and look at FEED where applicable. Contact your manager if an upcoming shift remains unclear.

Why Is My MyTime Punch Missing?

Verify the date and workweek, then report the missing punch through the approved correction process.

Why Are My MyTime Hours Different From My Paystub?

The timecard records work time, while the paystub reflects payroll-processed earnings. Compare the final corrected timecard with the paystub for the same pay period.

What Should I Do If MyTime Login Is Not Working?

Restart the authorized session and check your corporate authentication. For repeated sign-in loops or SSO problems, use the Kroger SSO troubleshooting guide.