Clients

A collective labour agreement is often a very rigid set of rules that makes flexible shift planning difficult. As described in this best practice case, Déhora can help companies with the formulation of rules for work times and break times and during collective labour agreement negotiations.

Roto Smeets wanted the managers throughout the organisation, to learn how to optimise the shift roster design and still be in compliance with the rules and regulations under the law and the collective labour agreement. Roto Smeets therefore asked Déhora to facilitate a workshop.

The demand for improved efficiency and the tightening up of the audits carried out by the SZW Inspectorate (formally the Labour Inspectorate) means planners also have to be better qualified. So SUCCES knew it had to improve its planning so it asked Déhora for help.

Obviously you need to have a good work roster. But how do you know how good it really is? A good planner not only has to design good shift rosters, but also understand how to use them strategically.

Better alignment between workforce capacity and workload because of self-rostering. Balancing the workload and the preferences of employees is a difficult task for any workforce planner. In addition, at NedTrain, they experienced considerable peaks and troughs in their workload. NedTrain wanted to better match workforce capacity to actual workloads and therefore asked Déhora to help implement self-rostering.

Employees who are able to set their own work times are less likely to suffer from work-related stress. But how do you create this flexibility if employees are scheduled to work specific shift rosters? Sanquin was able to solve this problem by making it possible for employees to plan their own shifts with the help of Déhora.