lqlty: Labour Quality
In QKPIs: Quantitative Key Performance Indicators
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Author(s)
References
Examples
Description
It calculates the auality of labour against expected quality as as percentages
Usage
1
lqlty(sprt, tprt)
Arguments
sprt
a positive integer representing number of outputs produced with standard
quality - the sellable
tprt
a positive integer, representing total number of outputs produced, either
standard or substandard
Value
a string of character giving labour quality as a percentage
Author(s)
Abubakar Akanbi
References
Overall Labor Effectiveness, Wikipedia
Examples
1
2
3
## Two employees (workforce) produce 670 good units during a shift
## 700 Units were started in order to produce the 670 good units
lqlty(sprt = 670, tprt = 700)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) References Examples
Description
It calculates the auality of labour against expected quality as as percentages
Usage
1 | lqlty(sprt, tprt)
|
Arguments
sprt |
a positive integer representing number of outputs produced with standard quality - the sellable |
tprt |
a positive integer, representing total number of outputs produced, either standard or substandard |
Value
a string of character giving labour quality as a percentage
Author(s)
Abubakar Akanbi
References
Overall Labor Effectiveness, Wikipedia
Examples
1 2 3 | ## Two employees (workforce) produce 670 good units during a shift
## 700 Units were started in order to produce the 670 good units
lqlty(sprt = 670, tprt = 700)
|
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