Applied Motion Study
A Collection Method to industrial Preparedness

28 APPLIED MOTION STUDY him to do his work, together with its cost, goes to the time and cost clerk (function No. 4) who calculates the pay-roll, including the bonuses, and the costs of each piece or subdivision of the work. Disciplinarian.— The disciplinarian is the man who handles all matters in the entire organisa- tion pertaining to discipline. He must be a broad-gauge man, who is able to keep peace in the organisation, to anticipate disagreements and misunderstandings and prevent them when pos- sible, and to arbitrate or judge fairly such dis- agreements as do take place. The functions in the performing department are now to be*considered. Gang Boss.— Function No. 7 is that of the teacher, still called a gang boss,” as it was from that function that his work evolved. There may be many gang bosses in the performing depart- ment; in fact there are frequently five or more gang bosses of a single trade, with an over-gang boss in charge. Altogether there may be in this function gang bosses of twenty or thirty differ- ent trades, in fact of as many trades as are at work; or, possibly one gang boss might look after two or more trades. The gang boss under seien-