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Skill-Based Pay 2.0 & Manufacturing: A Match 30 Years in the Making

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It’s also the way most businesses have handled payroll for a long time, and there is something to be said for the “if it isn’t broke, don’t fix it” philosophy. The concept differs from job-based pay in that an employee’s pay rate is based on their specific set of skills, training, certifications, and/or knowledge.

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What Can Employers Learn From Amazon’s Leave Management Problems?

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Workforce management and payroll operations got an unexpected moment in the spotlight recently with the publication of a New York Times report on Amazon employees’ struggle with systemwide leave management and payroll errors. Schedule adjustments can be automatically synced with payroll to prevent over- or underpayments.

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What are the Benefits of Job Scheduling Software?

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Effective scheduling is closely tied to payroll, compliance, employee engagement, and many other WFM functions. Not only can that cost an employer in unnecessary payroll expenses, overtime pay is also a heavily regulated area. appeared first on Ascentis. Improving compliance.

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Workforce Optimization Best Practices for Blue Collar Employers in Labor-Driven Industries

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For employers in fields like manufacturing, construction, healthcare, agriculture, and transport, effective workforce management requires awareness of a number of variables, including: Higher than average rates of turnover. Payroll tax. Complex schedules and nontraditional shifts. Complicated labor costing. Overtime pay.

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Making a Business Case for Investing in Workforce Management

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Think about how much time and energy your HR and payroll teams spend responding to scheduling questions from confused employees, or participating in email back-and-forths while trying to correct timesheet errors. Left unchecked, those issues can contribute to losses of productivity and higher turnover rates. Profit-and-loss figures.

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4 Ways Blue Collar Employers Can Improve Employee Relations

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Reducing those turnover levels requires an active approach and a willingness by employers to build up stronger employee relations. That can have a major impact on employee morale and contribute greatly to high turnover rates. The post 4 Ways Blue Collar Employers Can Improve Employee Relations appeared first on Ascentis.