How to Improve Communication with Your Shift Team
If you’ve ever walked into a shift where nobody knew what happened the night before—you’re not alone.
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If you’ve ever walked into a shift where nobody knew what happened the night before—you’re not alone.
For managers who schedule shift-to-shift employees, there is a lot to be taken into consideration. Each week presents itself with new opportunities and challenges- shift changes, availability changes, time off requests, events where more or less staff is needed. You always want to make sure you have enough staff to meet the demands of each shift, but you also want to ensure you aren't overstaffing and increasing your labor costs.
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Think of any situation from your personal or professional life that has gone sour. Most every instance stems from one thing… Lack of, or poor communication.
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