When you think about your onboarding process, what comes to mind? Do you automatically envision your detailed plan to make the transition smooth for both employer and employee? Or is it blank because who thinks about onboarding? If it’s the latter, it might be time to readjust your strategy. Onboarding occurs at every company, but… Read more »
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Reduce Stress by Opening Communication Lines
Offices are a hot bed of gossip, especially when the rumors are related to business matters. Information leaks from the top leading employees to speculate and fabricate. These stories can cause employees unnecessary stress as they worry about potential layoffs, dips in business, bankruptcy or even personal grudges. Promoting a company culture focused on… Read more »
Do You Know Your True Hiring Needs?
When is the last time you truly examined your hiring practices? Perhaps you read that question and didn’t fully understand. For as long as you’ve worked for your company, you’ve filled the openings. Occasionally, a new position is added and then it is staffed and filled as necessary. While this may be the way you’ve… Read more »
Construction Industry Trends for 2018
As the year 2018 approaches, construction companies should remain on the lookout for technologies that will help them grow and expand their businesses. Some of these revolutionary technologies are designed to make the construction process easier, which can save companies millions of dollars. If you are currently working in the construction industry, look for the… Read more »
Promoting Safety for Your Employees on the Night Shift
Are there employees who work the night shift at your business? If so, it is imperative they understand certain safety procedures and practices. If you are looking for ways to promote nighttime workplace safety, take a look at the following tips. Promote Healthy Sleep Patterns When an employee is first hired to work the… Read more »
How to Encourage Collaboration in the Office
Modern American workplaces are filled with a variety of personalities, belief systems and talents, making it difficult for employers to foster a sense of collaboration. With so many different types of workers at your company, you may have noticed your office is lacking in terms of employee collaboration. If you are looking for ways to… Read more »
Getting Yourself Prepared for a Lack of Labor in the Construction Field
If you own a business in the construction industry, you will need to be prepared for a lack of labor in the years to come. This issue will not only affect businesses in the U.S., but those in other parts of the world as well. Instead of being surprised at a potential lack of qualified… Read more »
Haven’t Hired in a While? 3 Tips for Recruiting a Team Member
Over the years here at TKO Construction Services, we’ve seen tremendous growth in the companies we support. For many of these businesses, this growth means that hiring strategies sometimes address immediate needs and sometimes are placed on hold. When hiring goals are on hold, taking a moment to reflect on your planning process can be… Read more »
Why Are Soft Skills Important for Warehouse Employees – And Which Ones Should You be Looking For?
Warehouse jobs require a variety of skills and abilities, which keep production moving forward and workers safe on equipment. In addition to these major responsibilities, warehouse workers also need skills that build teamwork, effectively manage time and adapt to changing volumes and quotas. For success in this environment, both permanent and temporary employees will need… Read more »
How to Recover from Construction Staff Burnout After the Holidays
Have you ever found yourself staring at an empty job site, wondering where all your construction workers are? If so, you’re not alone; especially this time of year. The stress of longer hours, colder temps and unpredictable schedules during the holidays can often lead to employee burnout. Your skilled laborers start calling out more and… Read more »