Work Study Volume 16 Issue 2

Abstract

CHANGE has always characterised industrial societies. To speak of it as a mid‐twentieth century phenomenon, a violation of the established order, is unrealistic. Manufacturing operations have always been reviewed, sporadically or systematically, in industry to find new methods in order to secure greater output or lower costs. Usually the worker continued at his job with altered duties and different demands upon him, adjusting fairly easily to changed conditions in a routine way.

Citation

(1967), "Work Study Volume 16 Issue 2", Work Study, Vol. 16 No. 2, pp. 7-47. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb048216