Business A-Level
measuring effectiveness
What measuring effectiveness means in Business A-Level, as defined for AQA.
Definition of measuring effectiveness
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Judged on before and after evidence, chiefly turnover, absence, output per worker, defect and complaint rates and engagement scores, all read against unit labour cost.
Topics that use measuring effectiveness
Related terms
- attribution and time lag
- cost against benefit
- fitness for the task
- labour productivity
- labour turnover and absence
- piece rate
- commission
- discretionary effort
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