by Rob Morgan | Employee Management, RMS Blog, Unified Comms, Workforce Management |
Workforce management is one of the most important aspects of any organisation. It not only ensures that your employees are working at peak efficiency but also ensures that you are spending your resources effectively. To succeed and thrive in the future, organisations...
by Rob Morgan | Employee Management, RMS Blog, Time and Attendance, Workforce Management, Workforce Management Feature Blog |
Tune in here to hear Karen Dyke, CEO at RMS share how we have been helping the sudden switch to remote working, and the benefits of the Metro roadmap.
by Rob Morgan | Employee Management, Metro, RMS Blog, Unified Comms, Workforce Management |
If COVID 19 has taught us anything, it’s that business tools like email, intranets and written letters simply don’t cut it when it comes to engaging with today’s workforce. Even more so when people have been or continue to work from home. Disengagement causes real...
by Rob Morgan | RMS Blog, Unified Comms Feature Blog, Workforce Management |
Communication is a vital skill in pretty much any environment that involves people; however, good communication is integral to business success in the workplace. Workplace communication isn’t just about passing on information, instructions, and tasks en masse. It is...
by Rob Morgan | RMS Blog, Workforce Management, Workforce Management Feature Blog |
Paying staff the living wage looks on the face of it to bring a whole raft of benefits to employers – Enhanced quality of the work by staff A fall in absenteeism of circa 25% Two-thirds of employers reported a significant impact on staff recruitment and...
by david waddington | RMS Blog, Workforce Management, Workforce Management Feature Blog
Employee scheduling is one of the least supported HR tasks performed by retailers and often one of the most disliked. Do I meet my labour budget? Do I give the best customer experience? Typically, the Store Managers create the schedule a few weeks in advance, using...
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