In the latest issue of the Production Manager magazine you will find procedures and tips for the management in the production hall. In this issue, we discuss, among others: five lean commandments during the epidemic, or how Lean Management can help during COVID-19, diversity in Polish enterprises, how to care for her in the age of coronavirus, crisis management: how to provide feedback, motivate and support employees, economic situation in Poland and in the world. What to Expect After a Pandemic industry leadership - the expectations, role and challenges of leaders and many other practical topics! We invite you to read.

  • From the practice of production manager
    • Diversity in Polish enterprises. How to care for her in the age of coronavirus?
      There is a pandemic. Despite the loosening measures introduced in Poland, the number of new cases and daily deaths do not decrease. No wonder most of us wonder what to do next. Will return to normal work be possible? When? Including what changes? What extra costs? Will it really be the right solution when it happens or will it worsen the epidemic?
    • The Five Lean Commandments for the Epidemic, or How Lean Management Can Help You in COVID-19?
      How can the lean concept help in times of epidemics? I will start by defending the just in time method, which due to problems with the supply of materials necessary for medicine, was hit the most. is it right
    • Energy and sustainable development. We save energy in the warehouse in 9 ways. Penny to a penny ...
      It is not only climatic reasons that force us to save electricity, although it is now a hot topic. Electricity is getting more and more expensive and there is no indication that its price should fall.
  • Subject of the issue
    • Leadership in industry - the expectations, role and challenges of leaders
      Someone just thought you deserved! Something that you have quietly dreamed of just happened! Your previous approach to work, personality and understanding of tasks have made you become a foreman, manager, manager, it does not matter what your name is exactly, from now you are responsible for people.
  • The art of motivating
    • Crisis management: how to provide feedback, motivate and support employees?
      Coronavirus pandemic is a challenge for bosses. From day to day we found ourselves in a reality that did not happen in our memory. Some psychologists even compare it to the times of wars. Regardless of whether this analogy is accurate, the key in this comparison is the inability to refer to previous experiences. We simply do not have them, and this makes it difficult for us to cope with the current situation.
    • Managing a team working remotely - how to achieve real results in virtual reality?
      If you and your team worked remotely before the coronary crisis, then congratulations - you are the real lucky ones. You know that this system of work requires establishing certain rules and developing certain forms of communication and cooperation. If you had the chance to do it before the crisis, then probably working in a distributed team is not so scary for you. However, if you and your team were suddenly thrown into remote work mode, then calmly, in this article you will find tips that will help you every day in this new virtual reality.
  • Inspector's eye
    • Restructuring employment in the company
      This text will discuss employment restructuring tools available to employers in the coronavirus era. The text is based on the practical experience of the author, who is a legal advisor specializing in collective labor law and restructuring activities.
    • The economic situation in Poland and in the world. What to Expect After a Pandemic
      We are facing not one but three crises at once. First of all, we are facing a huge epidemiological crisis, the potential scale of which we are not yet able to estimate. We do not even know how many people are currently ill in Poland (we only know how many patients were among those tested for coronavirus). We do not know what number to expect, what will be the further course of the pandemic, when it will peak, or if there will be some calming down after temporary calming (e.g. in the fall). Parallel to the epidemiological crisis, the crisis in the healthcare system continues and develops. Unfortunately, there is evidence that in many countries the system simply collapsed and was unable to provide adequate care to all who need such care. Polish health care is doing somehow so far, but we know how unfinished it is, so we have reasons to be afraid of what will happen in a few weeks.
    • Shortening supply chains - conversation with Suzanne Greene, manager of the Sustainable Supply Chains Program
      How will the world change in the face of supply chains broken by a global virus pandemic? Can we overcome this in any way? How to build and monitor sustainable, environmentally responsible supply chains? What should every supply chain manager know about?
  • Hall conflicts
    • How to manage production in unusual situations and with a significant number of employees working remotely?
      Recent months have shown us that there are situations in which the rules in companies are turned upside down. Due to the epidemic threat, we are forced to work in exceptional conditions, those that are new to us and for which we are still developing procedures.

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