What to Do When Your Co-Workers Keep Quitting?

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Lately, you’re almost expecting to go to work and find out someone else has given their two-week notice. It seems like all your co-workers are quitting, and you’re not sure what — if anything — to do about this. Sure, you’ve probably had days when you’ve also felt like leaving the company, but you’ve never… Read more »

Get the Benefits You Deserve! Top Benefits For Warehouse Employees

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You’re searching for a new warehouse job, but it’s not just the position you’re interested in. The benefits offered by your employer can largely impact your quality of life, so you’re carefully examining the total package. As a talented, hardworking candidate, any employer would be lucky to have you, so it’s important to seek out… Read more »

How to Identify Leadership Potential In Your Employees

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Your company leaders can make or break the business. Therefore, you put a lot of thought into filling these positions. When possible, you prefer to promote from within, so you want to identify employees with leadership potential well before you actually need them to step up. Some people are natural leaders, but that doesn’t mean… Read more »

Do You Have Gaps to Fill on Your Team? Temporary Staffing Can Be The Permanent Solution

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For your company to thrive, you need to be fully staffed. However, this is proving to be easier said than done. Traditional hiring practices aren’t really working for your team, so it’s time to consider trying something else. More than just a quick fix, incorporating temporary workers into your permanent staffing plan can be exactly… Read more »

Supervisor Guide: Tips on How to Manage Your Staff as a New Supervisor

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Congratulations are in order because you’ve just become a boss for the very first time. Whether you were promoted from within or landed a job at a new company, this is very exciting — but also terrifying. Leading a team is a huge deal, and you want to make sure you do it right. Here’s… Read more »

How to Beat the Heat at Your Warehouse Job This Summer

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Summer is here, and temperatures are rising. You enjoy your warehouse job, but the hot weather can make work more challenging — and potentially dangerous. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, dozens of workers die from heat injury, and thousands more fall ill in extreme heat or humidity. It’s important to know how… Read more »

It’s Safety Month! 5 Safety Trainings All Warehouse Employees Should Go Through

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When your warehouse team arrives at work, you want them to leave in the same physical condition at the end of their shift. June is National Safety Month, making it a great time to ensure they have the proper training to stay safe and healthy at work. In 2020, there were 4,764 fatal work injuries… Read more »

Struggling to Hire? Make Sure Your Benefits are a Strength, Not a Weakness

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Finding top talent is harder than ever right now. The current labor shortage has made what was already a difficult task feel nearly impossible for many employers. Since candidates have their choice of opportunities, it’s important to make sure your company stands out from the crowd. One of the best ways to achieve this is… Read more »

The Benefits of Finding a Warehouse Job Right Out of High School

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A lot has changed about the world since the pandemic, and many high school students wonder what their next step should be. If that describes you, have you ever considered warehouse work? Scoring a warehouse job right out of high school is a great move for people who want a steady gig, require flexibility, or… Read more »

New to LI? A Warehouse Professional’s Guide to Career Advancement

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Are you new to light industrial work and wondering how to climb the career ladder? Whether you’re an operations employee for a large distributor or you work for a small, family-owned warehouse, the road to career advancement depends on you. Consider these 4 tips to get you started on the path the success: Set Goals… Read more »