The Health of the Industrial Worker
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{h) Diurnal Variations : That they generally correspond with the output variations, as both rose to a maximum in the middle of the week and declined at the end of it.
(c) Monthly Variations : That they correspond with output variations, for the accidents increased gradually about 40 per cent., whilst the hourly output at the same time increased 50 per cent.
Vernon stresses the point that the speeding up of 10 per cent, in output may induce a larger increase of accidents, even up to 50 or 100 pe...r cent. Every process carries its own liability to 106 INDUSTRIAI. ACTIVITY AND FATIGUE accident ; increase of output, while increasing this habihty, will increase it to an extent which cannot be determined except by experiment. Increase of accidents is then primarily an indication of an increase rather than a decrease in working capacity, of activity rather than of fatigue.
Table A. — Cuts per 10,000 Lathe Workers per Week.
Men.
Women.
Hour.
7 5 -hour 54J-hour 75-hour 54J-hour week.
week.
week.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
{h) Diurnal Variations : That they generally correspond with the output variations, as both rose to a maximum in the middle of the week and declined at the end of it.
(c) Monthly Variations : That they correspond with output variations, for the accidents increased gradually about 40 per cent., whilst the hourly output at the same time increased 50 per cent.
Vernon stresses the point that the speeding up of 10 per cent, in output may induce a larger increase of accidents, even up to 50 or 100 pe...r cent. Every process carries its own liability to 106 INDUSTRIAI. ACTIVITY AND FATIGUE accident ; increase of output, while increasing this habihty, will increase it to an extent which cannot be determined except by experiment. Increase of accidents is then primarily an indication of an increase rather than a decrease in working capacity, of activity rather than of fatigue.
Table A. — Cuts per 10,000 Lathe Workers per Week.
Men.
Women.
Hour.
7 5 -hour 54J-hour 75-hour 54J-hour week.
week.
week.
What to read after The Health of the Industrial Worker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collis, Edgar Leigh, 1870-1957 to read onlineMoreLess
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