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Influence of management and labour on construction productivity in Singapore
The survey returns indicate that top management rely heavily on the support given by managers and supervisors to enhance productivity on site. It is unlikely that present levels of productivity can be improved unless the transient pool of guest workers is trained and assimilated into the local workforce.
Influence of management and labour on construction productivity in Singapore
The survey returns indicate that top management rely heavily on the support given by managers and supervisors to enhance productivity on site. It is unlikely that present levels of productivity can be improved unless the transient pool of guest workers is trained and assimilated into the local workforce.
Influence of management and labour on construction productivity in Singapore
Lim, Ewe Chye (author)
Building Research & Information ; 21 ; 296-303
1993-09-01
8 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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