Applied Motion Study
A Collection Method to industrial Preparedness
Forfatter: L.M. Gilbreth, Frank B. Gilbreth
År: 1918
Forlag: George Routledge & Sons, Ltd.
Sted: London
Sider: 220
UDK: 658.54 Gil
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CONTENTS xvii
Need fob Co-operation......................^44
Discussion........................... * ’
CHAPTER VIII
THE PRACTICE OF SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT 158-186
Relation of Scientific Management to Practice . . 158
IlEQUISITIES OF EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT............159
Necessity for Insuring Right Workng Conditions . 159
Benefits to Employees.......................... 162
The Adequate and Satisfying Wage * 162
Regularity of Employment.....................* ’ 103
Efficient Placement...................’ ’ ’ ’
Opportunity for Advancement 165
Teaching.............................’ ’ * ' ‘ 167
Effect on Fatigue.................. ’ lßg
Decrease of Monotony....................* " 174
Confusion Between “Habitual” and “Monot-
onous ”........................................ 17g
Benefits of Habit...............................179
Monotony Versus Interest ’ iso
Provision for Mental Stimulus 183
Universal Benefit of Pbactice of Scientific Manage-
ment ...........................................185
CHAPTER IX
THE THREE POSITION PLAN OF PROMOTION 187-201
Importance of Adequate Promotion.............187
Relation of Placement to Promotion...........188
Description of Three Position Plan of Promotion . 189
Place of Master Promotion Chart..............190
Industrial Promotion Charts or “Fortune Sheets” . 191
Provision for Those Who Reach “Ultimate” Posi-
tions ...........................................
Transformation of “Blind Alley” Jobs .... 196
Place of the “ Godfather ” or “ Bio Brother ”... 197
Results of Three Position Plan...............198
Benefits to Employment Manager 199
Relation of Success to Underlying Desibe to Co-oper-
ATE..........................................201