Following the turmoil of the pandemic, many salaried employees have had the opportunity to work remotely and enjoy newfound flexibility in their day-to-day work lives. For many, the ability to be more in control over where and when they work has been life-changing, enabling them to find better work-life balance and feel more productive. The experience of the shift, or “deskless,” workforce has been much different.
Difficult conversations about pay are another responsibility falling to middle managers as more states and localities enact salary transparency laws. Leslie Tarnacki, CHRO at WorkForce Software, talks with Worklife about how pay transparency laws may have an impact on middle management, they may now have the added responsibility of having challenging conversations with their team members about pay – and many may not feel prepared.
EMEA retail workers are feeling a summer burnout and Sandra Moran, Chief Marketing and Customer Experience Officer at WorkForce Software, points out for HRM Guide readers that the business case for improving the employee experience (EX) for retail workers is clear, from reducing staff turnover rates to enhancing productivity and increasing profitability.
Whether you’re being forced to change your solution or need to modernize your approach, this guide will help you choose a workforce management system that’s meets your unique needs.
Mike Morini, CEO of WorkForce Software, engages Tech Radar readers and leaders to examine their workforce management technology and determine if it’s meeting their needs and the demands of their essential employees, especially their deskless workforce.