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the full task time , however short the time actually taken . Under straight piece - work , however , the worker not only receives the “ task time ” as it were , but also a constant addition to this ( usually 25 to 33 per cent ) ...
the full task time , however short the time actually taken . Under straight piece - work , however , the worker not only receives the “ task time ” as it were , but also a constant addition to this ( usually 25 to 33 per cent ) ...
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when he falls off from his maximum pace , so as to give him every inducement to work hard and well.1 In this system there is no guaranteed minimum wage , and instead of a gradual progression towards the task level , as in the Emerson ...
when he falls off from his maximum pace , so as to give him every inducement to work hard and well.1 In this system there is no guaranteed minimum wage , and instead of a gradual progression towards the task level , as in the Emerson ...
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Time - study is used to determine the standard or task time , and the worker who makes the task is paid a bonus on the task time ; the worker who fails to make the task is guaranteed his ordinary time - rate for the time which he takes ...
Time - study is used to determine the standard or task time , and the worker who makes the task is paid a bonus on the task time ; the worker who fails to make the task is guaranteed his ordinary time - rate for the time which he takes ...
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NONFINANCIAL INCENTIVES | 1 |
THE EXTENT OF PAYMENT BY RESULTS IN BRITISH | 30 |
THE TRADE UNION ATTITUDE TO PAYMENT | 41 |
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