Volunteer Time Calculations Need To Be Simplified

The basic work policy rounds time to the nearest 15 minutes, with 60 being a full hour. However, Galaxy/Amplify calculates it by minute, not based on the basic 60-minute cycle, but in fractions that require us to either use a calculator to understand it or reference a conversion chart. As of now, you have to use a conversion chart to calculate the minutes, and I don't think that's a good use of our time, specifically when you have to train many people to understand and calculate this information, including youth (as young as 10 years old) and adult volunteers and staff members, who may not be computer savvy, or understand why these extra steps have to be taken. I feel the calculations should be simplified so that all who use it have a clear and obvious understanding of how their time is calculated. See examples and conversion chart below.

For instance, as of now, timestamps represent an hour in decimal form, so 1.91 hours equates to one hour, fifty-four minutes, and six seconds. One of the support techs provided this full breakdown by Googling "what is .91 of an hour." We shouldn't have to look anything up, as the software should automatically calculate it in layman's terms, i.e., 1.54.