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Attracting and Retaining Workers is a Top Concern in Warehousing

A recent ProGlove survey found that 74% of warehouse leadership are concerned about maintaining productivity levels in the warehouse.

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A recent survey commissioned by ProGlove revealed that 74% of warehouse leadership are concerned about maintaining productivity levels in the warehouse. Given the current macro-economic climate, and global supply-chain challenges, maximizing productivity has never been so important. Productivity is made or lost on the warehouse floor, so this insight from floor workers shines much-needed light on personnel's central role in unlocking productivity gains. 

"The findings in our survey lay bare the pressing need to embrace human-centric technology products, to deliver better working conditions, higher productivity, and improved customer service," says Ilhan Kolko, CPO of ProGlove. "Facilitating human-machine collaboration in the warehouse, through wearable tech, will not only enhance workers, but it will also keep them safer and happier.”

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