Abstract: A system and method for integrating employee feedback with an electronic time clock or computer login may be used for a variety of reasons including to measure an employee's level of engagement, assess the quality of programming, and seek feedback in how to improve the workplace. Surveying employees in this manner may allow the employer to receive immediate feedback from its employees. It also may allow an opportunity to change or target survey questions based on one or more factors including, but not limited to, time in position, previous answers, level of engagement, and branch/location performance. Data collected may be used to develop predictive analytics that may help the employer to ascertain what percentage of the employee base may remain employed with the employer over a specified period of time or what percentage of the employee base may leave within a specified period of time.

Abstract: A system and method for integrating employee feedback with an electronic time clock or computer login may be used for a variety of reasons including to measure an employee's level of engagement, assess the quality of programming, and seek feedback in how to improve the workplace. Surveying employees in this manner may allow the employer to receive immediate feedback from its employees. It also may allow an opportunity to change or target survey questions based on one or more factors including, but not limited to, time in position, previous answers, level of engagement, and branch/location performance. Data collected may be used to develop predictive analytics that may help the employer to ascertain what percentage of the employee base may remain employed with the employer over a specified period of time or what percentage of the employee base may leave within a specified period of time.

Abstract: A pallet having a coupling mechanism for use with an accumulating conveyor of the type using an endless chain having upper and lower runs driven by sprockets defining transitional portions or curvilinear chain paths. The pallet includes an upper guide bar and a lower guide bar. The lower guide bar including at least one side engagement surface having notches formed therein. Wherein, the rollers of the chain engage and are retained in the notches whereby the pallet is coupled to the chain and the chain transfers the pallet through the transitional portion or curvilinear chain path of the conveyor.