Union Safety and Equitable Scheduling Reduce Grievances

Union Safety

Ensuring union safety goes beyond protective equipment and workplace policies—it starts with fair and transparent scheduling. When shifts are assigned inconsistently, overtime is forced without consideration, or workers lack visibility into their schedules, safety risks increase, and disputes arise. This often leads to union grievances, creating tension between labor and management.  By implementing equitable scheduling, […]

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) Hours of Service (HOS) Rules

Hours of Service (HOS) Rules

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is a division of the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) responsible for regulating the trucking industry to ensure road safety. One of the key regulations under FMCSA is the Hours of Service (HOS) rules, which govern the number of hours drivers can operate their vehicles. These rules are […]

Department of Labor Migrant and Seasonal Worker Protection Act (MSPA)

Migrant and Seasonal Worker Protection Act (MSPA)

Migrant and seasonal workers are the backbone of the U.S. agriculture sector. According to the 2019–2020 National Agriculture Workers Survey, nearly two-thirds (63%) of crop workers were born in Mexico, emphasizing the reliance on foreign-born labor. Despite their essential contributions, these workers have historically faced challenges such as inconsistent pay and unsafe working conditions. The […]

Skills, Competencies, & Qualifications: Everything You Need to Know

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Shift-based work environments must manage constant, unpredictable changes—call outs, swapped shifts, and production demand fluctuations, to name a few—while adhering to complex regulatory requirements. Ensuring that your workforce is equipped with the necessary skills, competencies, and qualifications to keep up with last-minute adjustments is crucial. And they’re not all the same thing.  Matching employees to […]

Impact of the Labor Management Relations Act of 1947

Labor Management Relations Act Of 1947

In the aftermath of World War II, the United States experienced a surge in labor strikes and union activities. Demanding better working conditions and higher pay, more than five million Americans participated in the strike wave of 1945–46—the nation’s largest and longest labor dispute. In January 1946 alone, over one million workers in the electric, […]

Historic Port Strike Looms—Could This Be Prevented? 

Historic Port Strike Looms

For the first time in nearly 50 years, a massive port strike could severely impact global trade. With 45,000 longshoremen preparing to walk off the job, the potential disruptions to supply chains are staggering. Delays for products ranging from fresh produce to electronics would affect industries worldwide.  This strike is more than a labor dispute; […]

Navigating the Complexities of FDA Training Regulations

Fda Training & Fda Regulations

For food processors in the U.S., sticking to Food and Drug Administration (FDA) training guidelines isn’t just about ticking boxes—it’s about safeguarding the food we eat. When every employee is up to speed on FDA regulations, there are fewer chances for foodborne illnesses, contamination, or other hazards. It’s about keeping our food safe and our […]

Boosting Accountability with Auditable Schedules: Call Out Pro

Call Out Pro, Auditable Schedule Functionality

Managing overtime schedules is a challenging task for any large organization, but it’s particularly demanding for government entities where accountability and transparency are paramount. In environments where errors can lead to costly grievances or bypass claims, having a reliable and auditable scheduling system is not just a luxury—it’s a necessity.  Do you need to maintain […]