More or fewer people in your shop?
By Brent
Published: August 25th, 2008
Published: August 25th, 2008
Are there more or fewer people in your shop than five years ago, and what does that change?
Rob Neilley
rneilley@immnet.com
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We have about 5% increase in
We have about 5% increase in last three years during our transformation and continuous improvement. More importantly, we have transformed the number of direct labor to indirect labor to yield better processes, increase quality and save money in the long term.
That would be about a 15% shift.
May be your salesmen or
May be your salesmen or saleswomen not attending them carefully..
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RE: More or fewer people in your shop?
[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 01-16-08 AT 01:44 AM (GMT)[/font][p]Same number, but more skilled/technical people, and less manual labor people, due to automation and product mix. Data for e quantifiable effects or change isn't complete, so I can't say what that number or type of people changes.
Brent