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Webinar: The Turnover Crisis in Restaurants: An Action Plan for Owners and Operators

Restaurants across the country are experiencing high volumes of turnover at an alarming rate. In 2016, turnover exceeded 70% for the second consecutive year, and the turnover rate in the fast-food industry reached 150%, the highest since data was first captured in 1995*. With record numbers of restaurants and more jobs to choose from, employees are willing to take risks to find the right fit. Join our webinar to understand how to manage and prepare for turnover before it happens so that you can reduce the impact on your bottom line. Plus, we'll share how restaurants are using technology to solve their HR challenges. Speaker: Henry Link Henry is a Principal Marketing Program Manager at Paycor. Through his extensive research in the HR...

Webinar: BUILD Web Summit - Build a Competitive Compensation Plan

Learn how to build a compensation plan that keeps you in line with the market and maintains compliance. Speaker: Christine Ippolito Christine Ippolito, SPHR, SHRM-SCP is the Founder and Principal of Compass Workforce Solutions, LLC, a consulting firm providing strategic human resource expertise to small businesses to reduce exposure and increase profitability. She has served clients in a leadership capacity for 25 years in multiple industries and environments within Fortune 250, venture capital and equity-backed companies, as well as privately held and family-owned businesses.

Automated Payroll, Onboarding and Timekeeping Helped Royal Chemical

Discover how Royal Chemical, a contract manufacturer, used Paycor solutions and customer service to eliminate manual onboarding, timekeeping and payroll. Paycor also provided real-time analytics and custom reporting, simplifying a once complex process for HR.

The Turnover Crisis in Manufacturing

An action plan for all HR and finance leaders It’s no secret—manufacturing is losing talent. As Baby Boomers leave the workforce and take valuable skills with them, it’s expected that nearly 3.5 million manufacturing jobs will open up by 2025. Two million of those jobs are expected to go unfilled because of the skills gap*. The longer positions go unfilled, the more the production process is disrupted. Company morale starts to decline, and manufacturers see profits dip as they’re unable to operate at full capacity. Automation and robotics may help fill some of the labor gap, but HR still needs to find humans to problem solve, analyze issues and manage output. If you’re trying to recruit in the manufacturing industry, you’re in a vicious...