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There are many reasons why business owners should utilize a digital labor scheduling module for their restaurant, bar, pizza place, or food truck. Restaurants that utilize labor scheduling modules create a more inclusive and cooperative staffing environment where everyone participates by establishing a pool of varying work shifts that allows employees to commit to and trade out with co-workers. Establishing a flexible work schedule reduces pressure on restaurant owners and staff by creating a working environment that meets everyone’s needs. The result is less stress and a happier work environment.

Here are 3 facts you need to know to immediately begin saving money by close labor schedule monitoring and analysis.

3. Labor is Fastest Way to Affect Bottom Line Profits

By comparing labor costs to their business’s current flow of customer traffic, restaurants can adjust accordingly and avoid wasting money on extra employees per shift. Are employees sitting around with nothing to do? If so, it’s time to take a look at your digital labor scheduler and earn instant savings through a few simple adjustments.

Labor scheduling modules are an absolute MUST for restaurants, especially those with ten or more employees

2. Labor Can Get Out of Hand Quicker than Any Other Expense

If not properly monitored, restaurant owners can end up spending unnecessary amounts of money per day on over-scheduled employee shifts. This is especially true when implementing new dine-in, takeout, and delivery services. By using a labor scheduling module and digital employee communication methods, restaurants immediately protect their business’s bottom line and easily accommodate varying employee availability.

1. Labor Is a Restaurant’s Most Controllable Expense

Through close monitoring and analysis, restaurants can save hundreds if not thousands of dollars per month on unwarranted labor costs, making labor a restaurant’s most controllable expense. This also makes labor scheduling modules an absolute MUST for restaurants, especially those with ten or more employees.

Aldelo Express POS provides restaurant owners with a built-in Labor Scheduling Module that helps business owners monitor and properly manage their recurring labor costs. Complete with secure cloud-based management, digital employee communication, and multi-level security, Aldelo Express’s Labor Scheduling Module is an essential restaurant management solution that can save merchants up to thousands of dollars a month.

Learn about the Aldelo Express Labor Scheduling Module by contacting an Aldelo representative today at [email protected] and 877-639-8767

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