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Reduced working hours and extended operation hours: a profitable change to a 6+6-hour shift model in Essilor Oy

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Olsson, Birgitta

Journal of Human Resource Costing & Accounting

1999

63-72

case study ; employment creation ; reduction of working time ; working time

Finland

Working time and leave

English

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"In this article, the author discusses the implications of a 6+6-hour model for the production economy of the Finnish Company Essilor Oy. The theory of returns to scale has been used to analyse the results of the change from one 8-hour shift to the 6+6-hour-shift system. It is shown that the company Essilor attained a better production economy and increased profit by introducing a 6+6-hour-shift system in one of their departments. The operation time increased by 72%. The wages per month were unreduced and seven new persons were recruited."

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