In order to measure the Mortality Index MI (as described in [23]), encounters between five workers of each subcolony were observed for a period of 60 minutes.
There's less communication between the team members, so problems between two workers are often amplified.
There are nearly five workers for every available job.
The original method, which comprises a method for evaluating trust between two VPT workers and a method for evaluating worker reliability, in which direct, indirect and negative trust relationships are considered in calculating trust between workers.
To give a more quantitative example for an efficiency-flexibility tradeoff, imagine two workers that drive between home and their common working place (Fig. 1, left panel).
"WATCH out for obstacles," Michael White said as he navigated between two construction workers — one hammering a plank, the other shearing plywood with a power saw.
The difference between the maximum (31 maintenance workers) and minimum (29 maintenance workers) number of total maintenance workers required for overtime maintenance activity was two workers (Fig. 5).
Chi-square test between the three groups of workers For chronic symptoms the three groups of workers differed in cough as much as 4 6 times a day for 4 or more days a week and for breathlessness (Table 3).
The companies would provide the initial money for this trust, but, henceforth, the unions would manage it--thereby taking off the companies' books a tremendous burden that had, on its own, accounted for about half the gap in compensation between unionized workers for the Big Three and non-unionized workers for foreign-owned automakers.
In one apparently windowless room with beds for eight workers, clothes were strung on lines between the bunk beds and cooking pots were scattered on the floor.
