Labour Scheduling

[Zapper]

Is there a system that wil help with labour scheduling, rostering, working out over time costs etc? I do it on a speadsheet and it takes me hours :-(

 

[G Man]

Re: Labour Scheduling

Hmmmmm. I use a spreadsheet too. Would love to find something better.

 

[Middy]

Re: Labour Scheduling

Have you tried looking at the labour scheduling modules that are supplied by some of the major WMS providers ?

 

[Caddy]

Re: Labour Scheduling

Have you tried looking at the labour scheduling modules that are supplied by some of the major WMS providers ?

Could you suggest a couple?

 

[Middy]

Re: Labour Scheduling

Have a look at applications like MARC or HighJump on ideas on labour scheduling modules available

 

[Blue Light]

Re: Labour Scheduling

How about some of the contract labour comapnies? They must use software like this.

 

[Sporkman]

Re: Labour Scheduling

You could try my web-based employee scheduling app:

(oops sorry - new members can't post links...)

It will generate an optimal schedule based on each employee's constraints & a specified half-hourly workload.

 

[Trucks n Sheds]

Re: Labour Scheduling

I am looking for something to use in retail grocery stores. What are the main systems in use by companies such ar Tesco, Walmart, Carrefour etc?

 

[logistics girl]

Re: Labour Scheduling

The latest article i saw had manhattan associates as the number one provider of labour tools and red prairie second, so i'm looking into those two? don;t know if they'll match what you're looking for but from my early enquiries they do seem to be leading the pack? they've gotta be better than a spreadsheet, anyway!

 

[Loggie]

Re: Labour Scheduling

The latest article i saw had manhattan associates as the number one provider of labour tools and red prairie second, so i'm looking into those two? don;t know if they'll match what you're looking for but from my early enquiries they do seem to be leading the pack? they've gotta be better than a spreadsheet, anyway!

Any feedback on these?