I have just read an article by Jon Padfield who quotes "e;when you downsize 25% of your department without removing any of the work the rest of the departments workload goes up by 33% which in turn deprives them of the time to participate i
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I have just read an article by Jon Padfield who quotes
"e;when you downsize 25% of your department without removing any of the work the rest of the departments workload goes up by 33% which in turn deprives them of the time to participate in training and improvement activities in their work area"e;.
I'm interested in finding out how the 33% figure was derived. Is there a formula, is there scientific evidence?
Many thanks
Maggie
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