The Economic Side of Works Management
The Economic Side of Works Management
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In the course of a severe winter, which had many changes in temperature, the arms became filled with water which froze solid, and split them beyond, all possibility of repair, entailing a complete loss to the company. Had the foreman in charge taken the precau- tion to cover the openings with boards, it would have pre- vented the water from getting in at all.
There are certain fabric goods, such as raw wool, cotton, and yarn, which must be kept from the weather, and yet which are of such a natu...re that there is no necessity for tak- ing special precautions to prevent petty thieving. Workmen have little use for these things in small quantities, because they cannot sell small lots to advantage ; and, it is hard for them to dispose of large amounts, because they usually have to establish relations with people who will dispose of such materials for them. Silk, however, must be very carefully watched because of its value.
The material on hand should be studied with reference to the liability of pilfering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the course of a severe winter, which had many changes in temperature, the arms became filled with water which froze solid, and split them beyond, all possibility of repair, entailing a complete loss to the company. Had the foreman in charge taken the precau- tion to cover the openings with boards, it would have pre- vented the water from getting in at all.
There are certain fabric goods, such as raw wool, cotton, and yarn, which must be kept from the weather, and yet which are of such a natu...re that there is no necessity for tak- ing special precautions to prevent petty thieving. Workmen have little use for these things in small quantities, because they cannot sell small lots to advantage ; and, it is hard for them to dispose of large amounts, because they usually have to establish relations with people who will dispose of such materials for them. Silk, however, must be very carefully watched because of its value.
The material on hand should be studied with reference to the liability of pilfering.
What to read after The Economic Side of Works Management?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John C John Christie Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
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