The Worker Shortage Explained
Over 4-8 million fewer people are currently in the US labor force than before the pandemic, depending upon how they are counted. Why? Fear of Covid-19, sickness (the USA still […]
Entries by Carolyn Dingee
Hiring Picks Up in the USA
The number of unemployment-benefit recipients is falling at a faster rate in Missouri and 21 other states are canceling enhanced and extended payments this month. This suggests that ending the […]
178 Workers Suspended for Refusing COVID-19 Vaccination
Workers at a hospital in Houston, TX have been suspended, and could potentially be fired, due to a company mandate requiring all hospital employees to receive the Covid-19 vaccine. This […]
Employees Enjoy Pay On Demand
700 employees at an agency based in Nebraska are enjoying using Pay On Demand with Agency Workforce Management. Pay On Demand was implemented at the agency in March 2019. Since […]
The Secret to Time and Attendance Compliance
Many providers using time and attendance struggle to get staff to clock-in and out consistently. Among providers using Agency Workforce Management the average amount of staff compliance is about 85%, […]
A CEO’s Legacy
Under Phil Pangrazio’s leadership, Ability360 developed into one of the nation’s largest Centers for Independent Living and established itself as a premiere model for other centers throughout the country. Phil […]
Using Scheduling for Residential Billing
Providers use Staff and Client Scheduling to track billing for group homes. This method for tracking client attendance in residential programs assumes clients are in attendance most of the time. […]
Why the Worker Shortage Continues
The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, May 7th that there are many reasons holding back potential employees from the labor market. Over 4-8 million fewer people are currently in […]
Why Providers Struggle with EHR and Documentation
A big question for the future of technology in health and human services – how to make EHRs better serve the professionals delivering care? That was the focus of a discussion with Peter […]
Tax Credits for Vaccination Time Off
The Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury Department announced further details of tax credits available under the American Rescue Plan to help small businesses, including providing paid leave for employees receiving […]
