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86ing High Turnover: How to Reduce Restaurant Turnover with HR Technology

Netchex HR Blog

Compensation: Between tips and hourly wages, some workers leave for better opportunities. Career growth: Manager openings, promotions, and education are reasons to leave a restaurant job. Disconnect and lack of communication: Do you struggle with poor communication between managers or HR and employees? Pay attention to resumes.

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Five Ways to Cut Labor Costs with Effective Business Systems

UKG

The combination of employee wages (both hourly and salaried), benefits packages, overtime pay, paid time off and sick leave, employee wellness programs, and other labor-related expenses is an especially important consideration for a small business owner. Coordinate Payroll and Scheduling. Increase Flexibility. Diversify Skills.

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10 Ways HR Technology Helps Manage Labor Cost More Effectively

Netchex HR Blog

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, wages and salary costs make up about 70% of employer costs for employee compensation. In a period of inflation and rising wages, how can your business manage the growing cost of labor? Payroll integration. Have incentives kept up with changes in your workforce?

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HR Glossary of Terms

Zenefits

Sometimes you need a glossary on hand when you’re stuck trying to remember a definition, or you’re wanting to learn some new terminology. Adverse impact can happen in many aspects of employment, including hiring, training and development, promotion, performance evaluation, transfer, and termination. Absenteeism.

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Understanding the Gender Pay Gap: The Importance of Gender Pay Equity

UKG

Over the past century, more and more women have been entering the workforce, obtaining higher degrees, and clocking in more hours. To better understand the gender wage gap, we’ll go over the importance of gender pay equity, starting with its history and ending with steps you can take to address the wage gap.