TimeForge Breaks Make Your Life Simple
In many states/localities, employees receive paid and/or unpaid break periods and possibly meal periods according to the law. Our Breaks feature allows management to set
Anthony Presley
April 16, 2010
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Ignoring Labor Regulations Will Result in Heavy Fines
In many locales, labor laws for the service industry severely limit the number of hours that non-exempt employees can work. The laws define the limits according
Anthony Presley
November 13, 2008
Employee Scheduling Done Right – The Newest Version of TimeForge
New and existing TimeForge users received a major upgrade on Thursday night, as the TimeForge system was updated to provide more flexible scheduling, new time
Anthony Presley
August 22, 2008
Use Tools to Keep Managers and Employees Happy
Although employee work schedules sometimes appear simple to create, building a “good” labor schedule is extremely difficult using traditional methods such as Microsoft Excel or
Anthony Presley
August 1, 2008
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