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The business case for fair workweek compliance

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the need for constant adjustments to schedules, businesses can reduce the costs associated with hiring and training new employees, leading to better workforce stability. This improvement can enhance overall productivity and employee satisfaction.

As fair workweek laws spread across the U.S., there’s an additional benefit that HR professionals need to know about. The daily habits these regulations require, like planning schedules in advance and sticking to them, actually solve one of the biggest and most expensive problems in hourly work: staff turno

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