Workforce Ratio

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The Workforce Ratio is a key performance indicator in logistics and supply chain management that measures the ratio of workforce input (number of employees or labor hours) to operational output (e.g., units processed, orders fulfilled, or tons handled). It is used to assess labor productivity and to plan resource allocation.

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