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California Overtime Law: What employers need to know
When you own and operate a business, it’s important to consider the rights of your employees. If you don’t know what these rights are, you’re
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Accurate Overtime Calculations with AutoScheduler
Quickly see what the overtime calculations are with TimeForge’s AutoScheduler The restaurant, retail, and service industries are plagued by fluctuating labor costs, minimum wage rules,
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Spend Less Time Scheduling Labor and More Time Managing Your Business
Managers Save Hours Making Employee Schedules, Reduce Turnover Lubbock, TX , October 22, 2007 – Labor is one of two large cost centers in the food-service business,
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