Titlebook: Britain‘s Productivity Problem, 1948-1990; Mark W Bufton Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2004 bib

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British Workers and the Productivity Drive,e. Various issues of the BPC Bulletin, carried articles telling its readers the following, ‘Germany’s productivity is now rising fast. She has not passed us yet, but she promises to do so . . .’2 One reader of Target, the BPC Bulletin, wrote to its editor saying ‘. . . our official advisers keep rem

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84800-267-8e. Various issues of the BPC Bulletin, carried articles telling its readers the following, ‘Germany’s productivity is now rising fast. She has not passed us yet, but she promises to do so . . .’2 One reader of Target, the BPC Bulletin, wrote to its editor saying ‘. . . our official advisers keep rem

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Overview of Manufacturing Processes,claimed that productivity per labour year was higher than in the UK. Two principal reasons were cited, first the climate of opinion which regarded maximum effort by all workers as a prerequisite to a good material standard of living and secondly the quality of management (AACP 1951a: app. I, 1).

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agement and trade unions. Specific focus is given to the Donovan Commission and other trade union reforms, and incomes policies to connect pay more tightly with productivity. International initiatives of the AACP, BPC, and EPA are also included.978-1-349-51141-9978-0-230-50865-1

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