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Employee communication in restaurants: What you need to know

Homebase

Homebase makes payroll painless. Onboard employees, track their time, and pay them — all in one place. Whether you’re communicating pre-shift, post-shift, or in the middle of a meal-time rush, restaurant managers and leadership staff need to have a system in place for communicating with their employees. Learn more.

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Employee communication in restaurants: What you need to know

Homebase

Homebase makes payroll painless. Onboard employees, track their time, and pay them — all in one place. Whether you’re communicating pre-shift, post-shift, or in the middle of a meal-time rush, restaurant managers and leadership staff need to have a system in place for communicating with their employees. Learn more.

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HR Metrics: What They Are & Why They’re Important

Genesis HR Solutions

Click To Tweet Most employers don’t have a handbook that thoroughly addresses employee processes and activities. Avoid this mistake—and cover your HR bases—by ensuring your employee handbook contains all it should. Employee turnover rate is the percentage of employees who leave your organization during a given time period.

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New Hire Orientation vs. Onboarding: A Complete Guide for Employers

HR Lineup

Policies and Procedures: Familiarize new hires with the company’s policies, such as attendance, leave, code of conduct, and other essential guidelines. Provide an overview of available resources, such as employee handbooks, intranet portals, and HR systems. Review the compensation structure and payroll processes.

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Unlimited PTO: How to Ensure Employees Get Enough Time Off

Zenefits

The modern HR team has a number of challenges to solve, but perhaps one of the most long-standing of them is employee retention. Between organizing onboarding for new hires and combating burnout with employee-centric policies, there are several ways that an HR professional can reduce employee turnover. Why offer unlimited PTO?

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A Guide to Properly Onboarding New Hires

Reflektive

Taking the time to properly onboard a new hire can mean the difference between retaining your new employee and re-advertising the position within months. Employee Retention and Hiring Costs. Rapid employee turnover rates can spell chaos for a company’s productivity, and increase it’s hiring costs. Online Onboarding Programs.

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Leave Management: A Guide to Improve Employee Leave Management

UKG

There are countless reasons why an employee may need to request time off. Every employee deserves to have sufficient time off from work for various situations, but managing this time-off isn’t always so easy for the business’s side. For the employee, they simply just have to request the time off for a valid reason.