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The Labor Department reports that productivity in the United States rose by 5.5 percent in the second quarter of 2009.
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8 Comments on Computers, Workers Help Raise Productivity
While I , like many others curse the Pc from time to time, I do not know what I would do without it. Things would be a lot tougher for sure.
I think it has something to do with fear. Fear of losing there job and lively hood.Production is up because they work harder to make the company more money.
Hopefully, the above shows that companies will be quicker to hire laid off workers with the end of the recession.
Hi Gabe:
It's about time that workers get the message.
We all need to work, harder than ever, to keep our jobs and keep our companies going.
Thanks Toula.
Hi Gabe: I often wonder how they come up with those statistics.
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That's a good question Matt. Probably something with the number of workers and some measure of output.
GOOD MORNING GABE! Working with a new Buyer last week, he wanted to do everything after work hours because he feared he may get laid off if he did something that wasn't related to his job - while he was on the job. There is always a silver lining and it's nice that work ethic may be something positive coming out of bad times! -- Gab