"John Gaquin" wrote in message
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"jps" wrote in message

I've heard our increased productivity is indeed due to longer hours and
reduced time off.


(sigh) Learn the words. What you've described above is "production".
Increased _production_ is due to longer hours and reduced time off.

Productivity is a rate. Units per man-hour; giga-units per year; however
you want to measure it is up to you, but it is a rate.

JG


Could also be measured by output per man hour paid.

"jps" wrote in message
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"John Gaquin" wrote in message
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"jps" wrote in message

I've heard our increased productivity is indeed due to longer hours
and
reduced time off.


(sigh) Learn the words. What you've described above is "production".
Increased _production_ is due to longer hours and reduced time off.

Productivity is a rate. Units per man-hour; giga-units per year;
however
you want to measure it is up to you, but it is a rate.

JG


Could also be measured by output per man hour paid.

Whatever way you try to spin it, *productivity* has nothing to do with
working the same workers extra hours.