The Science of Labour And Its Organization
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There is, in these experiments, a confirmation of the information collected by Coulomb, Chau- veau, Mosso, and Imbert regarding the evalua- tion of output, and on the economic methods of the work of the human motor. It would appear that most of these writings were unknown . To the American engineer, and that he was solely inspired by Coulomb's system. He also had 56 THE SCIENCE OF LABOUR occasion to testify to the enormous amount of fatigue produced by static labour, often unpro- ductive, for w...hich he had no use, and which he tried to eliminate.
A second example may be taken from brick- laying. According to Gilbreth, who collaborated with Taylor, for handling piles of bricks, a load must not exceed 40 kilogrammes for a strong man (first-class) ; 27-31 kilogrammes for a second- class man. The bricks and the mortar are placed by an assistant within reach of the brick-layer's hand ; the latter should confine himself abso- lutely to placing them ; the top of the brick being on a level with the hand, the movement takes place, following the action of the weight, without contraction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is, in these experiments, a confirmation of the information collected by Coulomb, Chau- veau, Mosso, and Imbert regarding the evalua- tion of output, and on the economic methods of the work of the human motor. It would appear that most of these writings were unknown . To the American engineer, and that he was solely inspired by Coulomb's system. He also had 56 THE SCIENCE OF LABOUR occasion to testify to the enormous amount of fatigue produced by static labour, often unpro- ductive, for w...hich he had no use, and which he tried to eliminate.
A second example may be taken from brick- laying. According to Gilbreth, who collaborated with Taylor, for handling piles of bricks, a load must not exceed 40 kilogrammes for a strong man (first-class) ; 27-31 kilogrammes for a second- class man. The bricks and the mortar are placed by an assistant within reach of the brick-layer's hand ; the latter should confine himself abso- lutely to placing them ; the top of the brick being on a level with the hand, the movement takes place, following the action of the weight, without contraction.
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