Timesheet template
A timesheet answers one question: where did the hours go? This one splits each day across the projects a person touched. The total becomes a real account of the week, not a number typed on Friday.
Questions people ask about this letter
Should a timesheet include unpaid breaks?
No. A break is not project work, so it does not belong in a project row. Record the break in the attendance record, where the day's clock times live.
What if someone worked on six projects in a day?
Add rows. A grid with six thin rows is honest; rounding five of them into a sixth is not, and it makes the biggest project look bigger.
Does a timesheet need to match the attendance record exactly?
Rarely, and forcing it to is a mistake. Attendance records clock times at the door. A timesheet records work. Paid breaks and unlogged admin explain most of the gap.