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Employee Scheduling Is Now Simple!

These are the most recent articles mentioning "management time" Bracing for a Sales Slowdown? Ready to Increase Profits with Improved Cost Controls? Posted 04/21/08, 02:29 ... caused by ineffective scheduling techniques. Managers without labor scheduling tools, such as TimeForge, commonly spend more than $12,000 a year in management time (based on a national salary average of $62,500) building and managing the labor schedule! The latest version of TimeForge.com turns e... Building a Labor Schedule is Complicated. Use Tools to Keep Managers and Employees Happy. Posted 08/01/08, 15:12 ... longer hours and weekend hours to build schedules. The steps to create a labor schedule reads like a long list of tasks, occupying several hours of management time every week: First review the manager’s log book and estimate or forecast upcoming sales and the demand for labor. Next che... Building a Labor Schedule is Complicated. Use Tools to Keep Managers and Employees Happy. Posted 08/01/08, 15:12 ... longer hours and weekend hours to build schedules. The steps to create a labor schedule reads like a long list of tasks, occupying several hours of management time every week: First review the manager’s log book and estimate or forecast upcoming sales and the demand for labor. Next che... Employees are Assets, Not Liabilities Posted 10/19/08, 02:38 ... etent manager or trainer, and then must be repeated by the newly hired staff member.  Training entry-level workers can often take more than a week of management time, and properly training salaried managers may occupy several months.  In addition to the management time utilized training employees, n... << back