You may have unpublished changes, but the Publish button can't be clicked. This article explains the most common reasons and how to correct the situation.

More often than not, you won't be able to publish because you have filters activated on the left side of your planner.

When you use filters, shifts that don't match the active filters are referred to as background shifts. To publish your schedule, you need to ensure that you have draft shifts that are not background shifts. You can correct this by removing or changing filters.

To do so, check all active filters on the left and remove those that conflict.

Note: Be sure to scroll to the bottom of the list.
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For example, if you filter the position HR Business Partner and try to publish shifts that are assigned to the position Catering Manager, you won't be able to. Simply remove your position filter, and it will be possible to publish.
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It's the same concept for locations. If you're currently on the Trafford Centre branch location, but your employee has shifts assigned to the Test Site Ops location, you'll have to change location to be able to publish them.

Important: When you try to publish open shifts, make sure you remove the Employees with this primary location filter.

If you're a manager or supervisor, you may see shifts on the schedule but not be able to edit or publish them.
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You should therefore ask an administrator to adjust your permissions in your profile under Roles and positions, or ask the person who supervises the branch or position to publish those shifts.