Employers, High Desert Jobs, Workplace Morale, Workplace Safety
Do you know the names of all your production workers? Do you know any of them? Depending on the number of workers on the shop floor, it may not be possible to know everyone by name. Still, you should know many of them, especially those who have been with you for some...
Employers, High Desert Jobs
It can be tough to fill skilled trades jobs in today’s environment. Many companies are competing for the same quality talent, and using traditional recruitment techniques often isn’t enough. Hiring managers, HR directors, recruiters, and staffing directors are all in...
Employees, Employers, High Desert Jobs, Workplace Safety
Safety training is common for a new employee, and you probably have to endure hours and hours of orientation. Even veteran employees have to sit through an occasional refresher or training update. And some of it may seem tedious and boring, and you might find yourself...
Employers, Workplace Morale
Why does it benefit your company to show valuable employees how you’re thankful for them? They’ll work harder, stay more focused, produce more and stay loyal to your company longer. Offering more money is a common solution, but it isn’t always the answer to showing...
Employers, Workplace Safety
Safety in the workplace should always be at the forefront of your employees’ minds. It should permeate the attitudes and behaviors of everyone, from the newest hire to the supervisors to the owners. A positive safety culture is a critical piece to any successful...
Employers, Workplace Morale
If you’re not careful, employee-bonding icebreakers can be awkward and cheesy. But a cohesive, congenial staff is important. It strengthens relationships, stimulates better brainstorming, and creates an atmosphere of inclusivity where all personalities and ideas are...