Photograph of a working day at revealing the reserves of labor productivity growth

Abstract

For a more complete identification of reserves of labor productivity growth, the photograph of the working day is of great importance. However, the method used in the mining industry to analyze the results of workday photography and design a normal balance is reduced to identifying only direct (apparent) losses of working time. Time losses associated with unproductive use of equipment, incomplete use of the main and auxiliary time, remain undiscovered.