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The holiday season can be challenging for healthcare practices. Balancing patient care continuity, employee PTO requests, and practice coverage requires careful planning and coordination. Without a clear strategy, practices risk
Managing a team is challenging enough on a regular day, but when vacation season hits, it can feel like a juggling act. The good news? HR software can streamline this
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Want to make sure your practice is running smoothly and your employees are using their PTO the right way? Keep track of your employees’ time – both at your practice
Overtime is defined as any time worked beyond the standard 40 hours in a workweek. This entails that any hour worked beyond the limit is considered as overtime and, as
When your practice is busy, it’s easy for these tasks to be overlooked or take a backseat to patient care.
As a healthcare practice owner, you may be searching for effective ways to optimize employee scheduling and address the work-life balance of your staff. Alternative work schedules can be a
Payroll is always a first-line priority for practice owners, especially in the dental field, which can include a relatively large number of employees for even a small practice.
As a busy dental practice owner, employer, and/or office manager , your attention and time are rightfully given to your patients. You’re more interested in your patient’s chipped tooth than
Are you overwhelmed with keeping track of employee ins and outs every single day? This is especially frustrating if you have to dock their pay manually. An employee tardiness tracker
Managing paid time off (PTO) and unpaid time off is an essential part of running any dental, optometry, veterinary, or other medical practice. Your employees work hard to make your
Every dental practice has a slew of timekeeping options to ensure that employees clock in and clock out accurately. This information is vital for tracking the salary of your employees
Timekeeping may not always seem like the most essential consideration for your dental practice.
UPDATED 2/8/23 Unfortunately, almost every medical practice has to deal with an employee’s medical leave of absence caused by a medical emergency, sickness, or FMLA leave.
You opened your practice to care for animals, not manage paperwork. There isn’t a single veterinary practice that enjoys managing their employee’s paperwork and timesheets. It is cumbersome, labor-intensive, and
At your optometry practice, you are probably busier than ever. Between managing patient demands, hiring and managing employees, and ensuring you have all the tools and equipment your practice needs,
Updated 10/31/2023 – We’re used to employees clocking out late. Maybe they’re dishonest. Perhaps they’re not aware they’re not supposed to do that. Who knows?
Every medical, optometry, or dental practice needs appropriate attendance tracking. The challenge, of course, is that this tracking isn’t always completely accurate.
Timesheets are just simple components of the bigger HR picture, right? Minor mistakes, however, can lead to major consequences. You don’t need the hassle of litigation — you have a
From the IRS’ perspective, we’re all pretty bad at timekeeping. One-third of all US employers commit payroll goofs that add up to literal billions in lost revenue. 2 out of
Before the recent rise of automated tools and snazzy digital timesheets, office managers spent their time counting the days, hours, and minutes their dental, optometry, and veterinary employees worked. In
