Labor Productivity Metrics in Warehousing

Quelle: https://www.supplychainquarterly.com/2018/07/measuring-warehouse-labor-productivity/

Measures used to assess the efficiency and effectiveness of labor in warehousing operations. They are typically calculated as the ratio of output (e.g., orders processed or units handled) to labor hours or labor cost, covering tasks such as picking, packing, shipping and receiving.

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