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050  4 HD4904.5 |b.F56 1924
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100 1  Florence, P. Sargant |q(Philip Sargant), |d1890-1982., |eauthor.
245 10 Economics of fatigue and unrest : |band the efficiency of labour in English and American industry / |c[by] P. Sargant Florence.
264  1 London : |bRoutledge, |c2003.
300    1 online resource (665 p.)
336    text |btxt
337    computer |bc
338    online resource |bcr
440  0 Routledge library editions. |pEconomics
490 0  Labour economics and industrial relations ; |vI
505 0  Cover; Title page; Copyright page; Dedication page; Contents; INTRODUCTION; SELECT LIST OF SOURCES WITH REFERENCE NUMBERS USED IN THE TEXT; PART I; CHAPTER I: THE GROWTH OF TECHNICAL EFFICIENCY; CHAPTER II: THE LABOUR PROBLEM; CHAPTER III: SOLUTIONS OF THE PROBLEM; CHAPTER IV: THE THEORY OF FATIGUE AND UNREST; PART II; CHAPTER V: THE BUSINESS COSTS OF INDUSTRIAL INEFFICIENCY; CHAPTER VI: THE LOSS BY LABOUR TURNOVER; A. The Cost of Turnover; B. The Average Loss by Turnover; C. The Minimum Loss by Turnover; D. Conditions of Excessive Loss
505 8  1. Effect of Different Physical Working Conditions and Types of Work 2. Effect of Organized Employment Policy;  3. Effect of Employees' Length of Service;  4. Effect of Type, Experience and Wages of Workers Employed; CHAPTER VII: THE LOSS BY ABSENCE; A. The Cost of Absence; B. The Average Loss by Absence;  1. Full Absence;  2. Lateness;  3. Time Lost by Strike and Lockout; C. Minimum Loss by Unavoidable Absence;  1. Insufficient Evidence of Factory Records;  2. Sources and Limits of Unavoidable Absence;  3. Absence from Industrial Accidents;  4. Absence from Sickness
505 8  D. Conditions of Excessive Loss 1. Effect of Hours and Other Working Conditions;  2. Effect of Sex, Living Conditions and Affiliations of Workers Employed;  5. Supplement and Summary; CHAPTER VIII: THE LOSS BY DEFICIENCY OF OUTPUT; A. Cost of Deficient Output; BC. Average and Minimum Loss by Deficient Output; D. Conditions of Excessive Loss;  1. The General Effect of Changed Hours of Work;  2. The Cyclical Effect of Continuous Hours and Days of Work;  3. Effect of Different Methods of Work and of Rhythm;  4. Effect of Physical Environment and Night Work
505 8  5. Effect of Methods of Wage Payment and Other Incentives 6. Effect of Type and Living Conditions of Worker Employed; CHAPTER IX: THE LOSS BY DEFECTIVE OUTPUT; CHAPTER X: THE LOSS BY INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS; A. The Cost of an Industrial Accident; B. The Average Loss by Industrial Accidents; C. Minimum Loss by Industrial Accidents; D. Conditions of Excessive Loss;  1. Effect of Hours of Work;  2. Effect of Social and Physical Working Conditions;  3. Effect of the Experience, Literacy and Type of Worker Employed; CHAPTER XI: THE LOSS BY INDUSTRIAL ILL-HEALTH; A. Cost of Industrial Ill-health
505 8  BC. Average and Minimum Industrial Ill-health 1. Physical Deterioration;  2. The Industrial Death Rate;  3. Superannuation and Invalidity;  4. Comparative Rates of Sickness;  6. The Occupational Diseases; D. Conditions of Excessive Loss by Industrial Ill-health;  1. The Effect of Adjusting Hours of Work;  2. Effect of Different Types of Work and Physical Working Conditions;  3. Effect of Medical Supervision in the Factory;  4. Effect of Employment of Various Types of Worker;  5. Effect of Poor Wages and Living Conditions;  5. Rates of Insured Sickness
505 8  CHAPTER XII: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF FATIGUE AND UNREST
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546    English
504    Includes bibliographical references and index.
588    Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (ebrary, viewed November 13, 2013).
500    "First published in 1924"--T.p. verso.
650  0 Fatigue.
650  0 Industrial efficiency.
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797 2  elibro, Corp.
830  0 Labour economics and industrial relations ; |v1.
906    BOOK