Sentence examples for workload per worker from inspiring English sources

As a result of mechanization the workload per worker has increased from 4 to 6 ton per day in the eighties to 8 to 10 ton per day in the nineties, up to 12 to 15 ton per day in 2007.

The simplest is GDP per worker.

The output per worker would therefore fall.

Over time, productivity per worker also improved.

If one worker complains about her heavy workload, another worker may feel compelled to say: You think you've got it bad?

Available time per worker.

This amounts to about $10,000 per worker.

Figure 5 Hours worked per worker (1996-2010).

Value added per worker from CERVED.

WT Available time capacity per worker.

Average capital per worker is equal to around 4 times the GDP per worker.