Effects of scheduled overtime on labor productivity

Article Abstract:

Literature on how scheduled overtime affects labor productivity in the construction industry is reviewed. The purpose of the review is to verify if existing overtime data are correct. Results of the review showed that data on overtime were very limited and were gathered from unreliable sources. The data on low efficiency levels as related to the number of manhours gave unrealistic conclusions. This means that efficiency can not be associated with the number of manhours and that existing data are found to be defective.

Research, Construction industry, Labor productivity, Overtime

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From Lebanon to Green Gables

Article Abstract:

The Lebanese community of Prince Edward Island descended from immigrants who were almost invariably engaged in trade. From peddlers in the latter 1880s, Lebanese have successfully merged with the Island's professional and social milieus, including the political sphere.

Social aspects, Prince Edward Island, Lebanese, Lebanese in foreign countries

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Mounting in popularity

Article Abstract:

Mounting microscopic mineral specimens is gaining popularity among hobbyists and enthusiasts. Micromounting protects and preserves microscopic specimens for further studies and appreciation. Mounting techniques are discussed.

Protection and preservation, Minerals, Minerals (Geology), Gems, Precious stones

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