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Employee Shift Work Schedules - An
Introduction - By Bruce Oliver and Dan Capshaw,
July 24, 2007 - Shift work fundamentals
written for HR Generalists but good information for all managers.
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Considerations in Changing the Work
Schedules of Non-Exempt Employees - by Bruce Oliver,
July 24, 2007
Changing employee work schedules is not a
simple task. There is a lot more involved than simply finding a work
pattern that matches the new hours of operation or accommodates a
preferred shift length...
- Variable Workloads
- by Dan Capshaw & Bruce Oliver, June 14, 2002
Does the demand for your company's product(s) follow a seasonal pattern
or exhibit other periodic variations? As long as the changes in demand
are not "permanent," there is no reason to hire enough employees to
cover the peak workload requirements.
- Making the Change
to a 24X7 Shift Work Schedule - by Jim Dillingham,
May 20, 2002
Companies frequently contact us asking for help with
designing and implementing a schedule that will cover twenty-four hours
a day, seven days a week.)
- Characteristics of Effective
Shift Schedules - by Dan Capshaw, April 1,
2002
When considering alternative shift schedules, you should
evaluate how they affect your cost structure and whether they make your
operation easier to manage.
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Things
to Consider when Changing Shift Schedules
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by Jim Dillingham, January 11, 2002
Many managers are perplexed when something as simple as changing shift
schedules causes so much strife among the workforce. Click above to
view information on things to consider before a schedule change.
- Building
Consensus for a New Shift Schedule -
by Bruce Oliver, November 23, 2001
Learn how one of our clients implemented
a new 24X7 shift schedule with 90% shiftworker approval.
- Managing Shift Work
in a
Business Downturn - by Dan Capshaw,
July 24, 2007
Rapid growth puts shift work organizations
under enormous pressure to expand. When that trend has reverses...
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