The right ratio of total hours worked to the number of days
off each week can
improve OEE performance, alertness and employee morale. But
mangers typically don’t think about recovery time in
terms of days off. The common
misconception is that employees who work 8-hour shifts, can
work 6, 7, 8 or
even up to 20 days in a row. This is more than just a morale
killer or productivity
buster, this can be unhealthy and safe.
The realities of today’s demands often require 44, 48
and even upwards of 52-
hours of work each week from employees. Employees who work
a lot of
overtime still need two or more days off each week to recover
physically and
emotionally. Not only is the it the right thing to do, but
by not doing it this can
cost you millions of dollars.
Our experts can work with your leadership team to develop
and implement
healthy and safe schedules that meet your business needs and
improve
employee morale. Our proven analytical approach, industry
best practices and
our health & safety database has helped companies just
like yours, for more
than 20 years.
Contact us at Operationsmanagement@corepractice.com
to learn more or call
1-866-663-7056.
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