Productivity team report
By: Anglo-American Council on Productivity
Contributors: British Productivity Council
Publisher: The Council
Published: 1949
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 69
Subjects: Labor productivity -- United States; Labor productivity -- Great Britain
Notes: Dec. 1952-1953 issued by the British Productivity Council

Contents (continued) 1951. [v.1] The brassfoundry. Brushes. Coal. Education for management. Freight handling productivity report. Footwear. [v.2] The hop industry. Hosiery and knitwear. Hot dip galvanizing of general work. Letterpress printing. Lithographic printing. Meat packaging and processing. Metal finishing. [v.3] Packet foods. Pharmaceuticals. Productivity in farming. Rigid boxes and cartons. Saving scarce materials. Training of operatives. Training of supervisors. Universities and industries. Valves, steel, iron and non-ferrous. Welding. [v.4] Non-ferrous metals, wrought

Contents (continued) 1952. [v.1] The British cotton industry. Cakes and biscuits. Food canning. Fruit and vegetable utilisation. Furniture. Iron and steel. [v.2] Plant maintenance. The provincial press. Retailing. Steel construction. Woodworking machinery. Zinc and aluminum die casting.--1953. [v.1] Ammunition. The British electricity system. The British pressed metal industry. Design for production. Fruit and vegetable storage and pre-packaging. Fuel conservation. [v.2] Gas. Heavy chemicals. Inspection in industry. Milk utilisation. Plastics moulding. Production control
Table of contents: value: 1949-50. [v.1] Building. Cotton spinning. Cotton weaving. Cotton yarn doubling. Diesel locomotive report of a visit to the U.S.A. in 1950. Drop forging. [v.2] Electric motor control gear and small airbreak switch-gear. Electricity supply. Superphosphate and compound fertilizers. Grey ironfounding. Internal combustion engines. Management accounting. [v.3] Materials handling in industry. Men's clothing. Packaging. Pressed metal. Productivity measurement in British industry. Rayon weaving. Simplification in British industry. Simplification in industry. Steel founding