Sep 8, 2022
Rotageek is transforming retail rostering with a new solution designed to improve staff loyalty as well as their wellbeing.
London, United Kingdom - September 8, 2022 —
Rotageek, a data-driven workforce management solution, is aiming to revolutionise retail rostering.
According to the business, retail companies must be prepared to evolve in response to both consumer behavior as well as employee expectations. To do this, they need to build greater levels of flexibility into their rostering schedules while also engaging staff and increasing levels of efficiency.
The company is also aware that it has been a tumultuous couple of years for the retail sector due to the COVID-19 pandemic, changes to the industry and Brexit.
The recent pressures on the industry have left significant gaps in increasingly outdated rostering systems that are unable to account for fluctuations in consumer behavior. There are also issues regarding the volatility of staff. The retail industry has always been susceptible to issues with both high levels of churn and absences. However, the increased level of competition for people with high levels of talent has left the traditional scheduling system even more exposed.
The smart solution offered by Rotageek is providing managers with accurate forecasts as well as more power in optimising staff levels. Staff from multiple stores can be enrolled on one centralised rostering system while continuing to operate at multiple locations with defined parameters in place. This ensures that resources are optimised and used at the right place and at the right time.
Rotageek also provides retailers with the ability to accommodate the growing demand for more flexible work arrangements. The system provides higher levels of transparency and utilises increased levels of automation. It can also adapt quickly to change as and when required. The system provides staff with more autonomy over their social and working levels which Rotageek believes is key to both retention and loyalty.
Furthermore, as well as empowering employees, the system significantly reduces the time managers need to spend on rotas. This allows them to focus on other tasks and maintain high levels of productivity. The production of rotas using the software can be cut from days to mere minutes.
About Rotageek
Rotageek was conceived in 2006 when two medical doctors and a tech guru formed a team to determine whether they could make rotas in the Accident and Emergency department more flexible and fair. To do this, they created a pioneering scheduling solution.
A few years later, the business branched out from the UK’s healthcare sector into the retail world, becoming a first-class scheduling company with some of the biggest brands using the system. Since then, the business has won awards and is considered to be a best-in-class employee scheduling solution that has revolutionised how rosters are completed.
More information about Rotageek can be found on the business website. Alternatively, the company can be contacted directly using the information provided below.
Contact Info:
Name: Kristi Roper
Email: Send Email
Organization: Rotageek
Address: 71-75 Shelton Street, London, WC2H 9JQ, United Kingdom
Website: https://www.rotageek.com/
Release ID: 89081355
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