It takes most people anywhere from 1 to 4 hours a week to Roster staff and set accurate schedules. Mathematically speaking, if your hourly rate is around $25 then your wasting as much as $5200 every year. That also equates to around 208 hours or 8.5 days on the beach.

We’re all guilty of using spreadsheets at one time or another to create rosters. The problem with spreadsheets is they require constant re-keying of information. You can’t search them. They don’t show you any staff availability. Unless you have created complex ranging formulas you can’t easily predict wages. You can’t duplicate rosters without renaming a bunch of stuff. And they don’t have any staff information in them - requiring you to constantly look elsewhere for phone numbers, addresses and so on.

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