When a good employee’s performance drops, almost every time we look into what happened, we find the feedback, follow-up, and support the employee received in the months following training was not consistent over time.
Ask yourself right now: Are you in touch with your customer service staff? If you’re not, be aware, in most cases these people know more about some aspects of your business than you do.
Finding good employees is a key step in retaining employees and thus reducing turnover. There are a number of steps employers can take to help improve their hiring procedures.
When you find that great new employee, you are ready to put them in uniform and let them start working their magic from day one. What is not considered are the policies that you look at as commonplace, but may be new, differing from a new employee’s previous experience.
Many of you reading this are not only supervisors, but also parents. And, boasting a staff of working professionals, you’d never treat your personnel like children, would you?
NexTraq®, a leading GPS fleet tracking company, announced the free availability of its mobile Time & Attendance module for the NexTraq Connect™ mobile app. The module gives employees in the field the ability to communicate time worked and ensures managers have the correct hours worked for accurate labor costs.
A Gallup poll published earlier this year should be quite alarming to the business community: Most American workers either hate their jobs or don’t care one way or the other about them.
We all know how devastating a computer virus can be, but not every service contractor is aware of the destructive viruses that can infect a business. Unlike computer viruses, these profit killers aren’t transmitted through cyberspace; they grow and fester within the infected business strictly from internal causes.
Stan Plepis started working for EWC Controls in 1962. Today, Plepis continues to be a driving force behind much of what the company produces. He helped design, build, test, and implement some of the company’s most sophisticated devices.