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Webinar: Improving Business Process Efficiency
Is your workforce the right size for your operation’s workload? Attend this free webinar to learn how to measure employee performance and maximize productivity.
September 9, 2020
1 min to read
One of the biggest responsibilities of many public fleet managers is managing a staff of technicians and office employees. With the “aging” of the fleet industry, a shortage of skilled technicians, and more fleet managers worried about budget cuts, efficient employee management is now more important than ever. This webinar being held on Tuesday, Sept. 15, at 11:00 AM PT/2:00 PM ET will help fleet managers determine whether their workforce is the right size for their operation’s workload, how to measure employee performance to maximize productivity, and how to handle employees lost to attrition, furloughs, and layoffs.
What You'll Learn
Determine if your workforce the right size for your workload
Maximize productivity and efficiency through performance measurement
Automate to address employees lost to attrition, furloughs, and layoffs
Learn the hidden costs of brain drain and how to prevent them
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