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O'Connor is his head foreman in the cylinder assembly depart- ment, his subforeman is Mr. Clark, and he has been loaned to head foreman R. Miller of the crank shaft department.
For the time being he is directly under the supervision of C. Beck, a subforeman in that department.
A man working in the daytime, with a button marked 885 and a brown tab A, is in his own department, but belongs to the night shift.
The key of the identification system of buttons, numbers, tabs, letters, and the like, is... furnished to executives and fore- men who can readily learn it by heart. It may be printed on a triple folding card that will fit easily into the pocket, or on paper that can be pasted into the memorandum book which foremen usually carry.
Each man's number is the same on the clock card and his button. Care must be taken that buttons are turned in when the men quit, and not given to others Until after pay- day, unless permanent transfers are made to another depart- ment, when the buttons are changed immediately and the pay department is notified.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O'Connor is his head foreman in the cylinder assembly depart- ment, his subforeman is Mr. Clark, and he has been loaned to head foreman R. Miller of the crank shaft department.
For the time being he is directly under the supervision of C. Beck, a subforeman in that department.
A man working in the daytime, with a button marked 885 and a brown tab A, is in his own department, but belongs to the night shift.
The key of the identification system of buttons, numbers, tabs, letters, and the like, is... furnished to executives and fore- men who can readily learn it by heart. It may be printed on a triple folding card that will fit easily into the pocket, or on paper that can be pasted into the memorandum book which foremen usually carry.
Each man's number is the same on the clock card and his button. Care must be taken that buttons are turned in when the men quit, and not given to others Until after pay- day, unless permanent transfers are made to another depart- ment, when the buttons are changed immediately and the pay department is notified.
What to read after Employment Methods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shefferman, Nathan W to read onlineMoreLess
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