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The Value of Employee Incentive Programs for Manufacturing

Achievers

These days, a good manufacturing industry employee is like struck gold. Even though the manufacturing sector pays an average hourly wage of $29.34 , good workers are hard to find. Eighty percent of manufacturers say they’ve had trouble finding qualified workers. What’s a manufacturer to do? Heightened engagement.

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Tax Exemption on Overtime Pay, What HR needs to know for 2025

HR Digest

Beyond the paycheck, this overtime tax policy could reshape workforce planning, employee morale, employee incentives and organizational strategies. Yet, this could also prompt more employees chasing overtime, raising concerns about burnout and productivity. If youre wondering what it means in the workplace.

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8 ways to increase employee engagement in manufacturing

Achievers

The manufacturing industry is confronting a critical challenge: a substantial portion of its workforce is disengaged. This issue goes beyond low morale disengaged employees are less productive, less innovative, and more likely to leave their roles prematurely. Alarmingly, 64% of manufacturing employees report feeling disengaged.

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Gainsharing: The key to rewarding smarter, harder work

Business Management Daily

Employee incentives that reward quantity alone typically result in boosts to quantity alone, leaving managers with a challenging task: How do you incentivize performance and the improvement of performance? For example, let’s say a team in a manufacturing plant finds a way to reduce waste that saves the company money on costs.

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