Whether battling the construction labor shortage, working with a handful of employees or managing hundreds of workers moving from one job to the next, learn how modern technology can save you time, streamline onboarding and improve employee retention.
Manually tracking PTO, benefits and other confidential employee information increases the risk of mishandling privileged data — leading to frustration, failed audits, lawsuits and fines.
With constant employee requests including PTO, paycheck stubs, application follow up— this puts bottlenecks in workflow, causing less time spent on recruiting and more time on employee requests
Organisations struggle to quickly find and keep employees during the construction labor shortage. Juggling finding talent and keeping current employees happy is a challenge while tracking expenses.
Reduce risk by going digital with a construction specific solution. Now, you can spend more time onboarding talented construction professionals and less time chasing information needed for employee requests.
A digital construction solution houses an employee’s data in one place and removes paper documents. Limit spreadsheets, back and forth email and paper—remove items that increase risk and prepared for an audit with digital resources and confidence.
A secure, easy to use system that allows employees to have access to their own information saves precious HR time. With Viewpoint, employees can retrieve payroll information, enter time off, review training records, benefits and more.
Attract top talent with a modern recruiting process used to attract new talent eager to sign on with a modernized firm. Also, potential employees track applicants through the entire process. This speeds up the hiring process, removes —allowing you to hire talent faster and more efficiently.
“Viewpoint offered the key functions we considered were important versus other systems where we would have to compromise.”
— Michael Bohlscheid, Operations Manager, Lahey Constructions
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“Viewpoint offered the key functions we considered were important versus other systems where we would have to compromise.”
— Michael Bohlscheid, Operations Manager, Lahey Constructions
