Labor productivity indicators determine the effectiveness of the use of personnel at the enterprise. Labor productivity, in turn, is determined on the basis of output and labor intensity. You can calculate the output using economic formulas.
Necessary
- - statistical data
- - normal hours
- - timesheets
- - the actual scope of work
- - software
- - computer
Instructions
Step 1
Determine the period for which the production calculations will be made. It can be hourly, daily average and monthly average. Average hourly output is the ratio of the total volume of products or services provided to the total number of man-hours worked over the same period of time. Calculate the average hourly output using the formula:
Hourly output = Volume of production / sum of man-hours.
The number of man-hours can be determined from the time sheets, displaying the average value.
Step 2
Calculate your average daily output. It defines the daily volume of products produced by the enterprise over a certain period of time. Average daily output is determined by the formula: Daily output = volume of production / number of man-days worked by all employees
Step 3
Calculate the average monthly output. This indicator is derived based on the volume of products manufactured and the number of staff. Monthly output = total production / average number of all workers and employees.
Step 4
When calculating labor productivity, it is necessary to take into account that it can change under the influence of internal and external factors. Internal factors of influence include adjustments in the volume and structure of production, improvement of management mechanisms and stimulation of the work process, organization of production, introduction of innovative technologies.
