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Problem

  • Production targets missed for three consecutive months
  • CZK 3.8 million in penalties at risk
  • New operator onboarding took 45 days
  • An inconsistent shift system was generating tension
  • The company had 90 days at most to stabilise

    Intervention

    We took over HR and production management, held 40+ conversations with operators, identified the real issue – unclear rules, not pay – and put in place fair, transparent rules for everyone. We introduced a structured 14-day induction programme.

    What remained

    The HR process runs without us. The business has the structure for further growth.

    Key challenge

    The hardest part was shifting from a culture of individual arrangements to a single set of rules for everyone – without losing the trust of the operators who mattered most.

    Results

    • -28% operator turnover (from 45% to 17% annually)
    • +100% production target achievement from month three
    • CZK 3.8 million in penalties averted
    • Induction cut from 45 to 21 days
    • CZK 50 million in annual revenue with the key customer retained

      In a crisis, there is no time for lengthy analysis. It is time to take charge, make decisions, and stabilise performance. In a crisis, what you do next is what matters.

      In crisis and change, what counts is the next step you take.

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