Learning Management Case Study: Gerber Poultry
With nearly 500 employees, Gerber Poultry was looking for a solution to drive efficiencies around training by automating the process. Specifically, they needed a tool to deliver personalized training courses to employees, track completions for compliance purposes and eliminate the manually-intensive work that was required for Gerber’s HR team.
Read the case study below to learn how Paycor Learning Management has not only transformed Gerber Poultry’s learning program but helped to increase employee engagement.
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