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Optimizing Staffing Levels Part 1 – Knowing Your Costs

A discussion about the costs of various labor options including overtime, straight time and temporary workers.

Author JimPosted on March 26, 2019August 3, 2020Format VideoCategories VideosTags burden rate, cost, optimized, Overtime, staffing

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Is it possible to implement multiple schedules at one site?

One of the most common questions we hear from our clients at Shiftwork Solutions is, β€œCan we implement more than one schedule?” The answer is yes!  This may be the best solution for several reasons, but it comes with caveats. More schedules mean more complexity. The complexity must be evaluated on a risk v. reward … Continue reading “Is it possible to implement multiple schedules at one site?”

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