 | Political science - 1917 - 656 pages
...new employes, because too occasional. But these things exist and should be considered as showing our other cost estimates as probably conservative. 3....Cost varies according to the type and value of the equipment used by new employes, with respect to cost of: A. Hiring — not so B. Instruction — true... | |
 | National Society for Vocational Education - Technical education - 1917 - 316 pages
...remains to be proved. D. Labor cost of reduced production. Up to probably four weeks the new employee improves rapidly. It takes him probably six months to hit his best stride. Not so, however, of laborers. E. Increased plant cost of reduced production — keeps pace with reduced production.... | |
 | Daniel Bloomfield - Personnel management - 1919 - 546 pages
...respects, although this estimate remains to be proved. D. Up to probably four weeks the new employee improves rapidly. It takes him probably six months...requirement is proportional to reduced production. 1 Cost of accidents incurred by new employees should be considered in each of the places in the outline... | |
 | Daniel Bloomfield - Personnel management - 1920 - 536 pages
...respects, although this estimate remains to be proved. D. Up to probably four weeks the new employee improves rapidly. It takes him probably six months...Cost varies according to the type and value of the equipment used by new employees, with respect to cost of — A. Hiring — not so. B. Instruction —... | |
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... Hiring does not vary in this way. B. Instruction usually is limited to an arbitrary time — two or three days. C. The new worker probably requires around three months to get familiar with machine in all respects, although this estimate remains to... 