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12
Hour Shift Schedules: The Labor Strategy Workshop
will answer questions, show real examples from past clients,
and educate your management team on all the possibilities.
Look before you leap, millions of dollars are typically
at stake! Review
The
Labor Strategy Workshop.
For Employee Scheduling and Shift Work Schedules Core
Practice Partners is the leading expert internationally. We do Labor Management Consulting for companies that don’t work
traditional “9 to 5” schedules - in other words,
shift workers. Our methodology includes analyzing low cost
shift work scheduling options, improving employee morale,
and using labor strategies to minimize costs in seasonal
work envirnoments. Shift work can raise employee morale
and save money if done properly. Let employee schedules
work for you.
Our
consultants have experience in delivering
cost savings with such industry leaders as Kraft
Foods, BMW, Abbott Labs, Commonwealth Edison(now part of
Exelon) and General Electric. We have combined forces with
ScheduleSoft, the leader inworkforce optimization software,
to provide a three dimensional solution for our customer
base. Our job is to not only identify the opportunities,
but to also engage the workforce to make the changes and
capture the value.
Talk to Senior Partner John Frehse for
immediate expert feedback at 212-534-0539.
If he is unavailable, he will call you back within 24 hours
to discuss any labor management questions you may have.
Free
Discussion Group! Employee
Shift Work and Scheduling Discussion Group and you don't
even have to sign up! You can read other questions
and responses and explore pressing operations management
issues related to shift work scheduling and employee scheduling
issues including morale, software selection, scheduling,
change management, etc. You can also ask questions without
creating a username and password. Just go on and start asking!
Responses will be given typically within 1 hour by a staff
member with over 10 years experience consulting in the selected
field. http://www.shift-work.net/cblog
is the place to go.
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