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ScheduleFly – helpful?

A lot of college students work in the food industry I’ve just discovered a service called ScheduleFly that uses employee scheduling. It allows for the restaurant manager to do online scheduling so employees actually know what shifts they’re going to work in a decent amount of time. The manager posts employee schedules online and an email is sent letting you know when you work. Theoretically, this sounds like a good service.

An automated employee scheduling website that would make your life easier…unfortunately, I don’t know how well this would be implemented. Your restaurant would have to actually sign up for the service, which isn’t free. There is a 30 day free trial for restaurants, so you could try talking your manage into it. I like the idea, but unless it’s a widely-used service, it’s not a very helpful.

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  • nate said:
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    Online schedulers are the latest craze and have been growing quickly. we use hotschedules and it ROCKS! Check them out, they have been around for a while i hear.

  • Thomas said:
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    You might also want to check out employee scheduling at busybeemanager.com. I wonder if it is a requirement for employee scheduling services to have a name which includes an insect (scheduleFLY and busyBEEmanager) ?

  • Rasmus said:
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    Haha – insect scheduling..

    BusyBeeManager seems cool – there’s a free plan and video tutorials – I’ll give it a try.

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