Applied Motion Study
A Collection Method to industrial Preparedness

SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT 159 methods. Any type of management that is worth rating as efficient 1. Must give to the employer a return on his investment and to the employé a fair living wage. 2. Must insure sanitary, healthful and stand- ard working conditions. 3. Must insure a fair state of permanent co- operation between employer and employé. This would normally result from the main- tenance of 1 and 2. It is then the first duty of Scientific Management to establish, maintain and insure these funda- mental working conditions. This it is bound to do, because in actual practice the maintenance of the entire system and the enjoyment of its ad- vantages depend upon the employés being satis- fied with their pay; working conditions being standard; and co-operation existing between all members of the organisation. For example, A is a worker in a plant under Scientific Manage- ment. It is usually not necessary for him to work harder than he would in a plant under traditional management, but he must work in ac- cordance with specific instructions, and in order