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Work Study by J. A. Larkin, Industrial
Administration Department, Heriot-
Watt University, Edinburgh, Scotland.
243 pages plus index; 62 illustrations;
51½ x 82; Mc-Graw-Hill European
Business and Management Series;
$9.95. Available: July, 1969.
Work Study is designed to meet the
requirements of practicing methods
and time-study personnel, foremen,
managers, and planners, as well as
providing a typical work study course
for those taking any of the various
institution examinations in Method
Study or Work Measurement, such as
City and Unions or Institute of Work
Study, or following courses in engi-
neering, building, and management.
The book, recently published by Mc-
Graw-Hill in England and now avail-
able in the United States, includes
examples exercises and typical exam-
ination questions.
Principal definitions in the book are
given according to the British Stan-
dards Institute glossary of work study
terms, and an outline demonstration of
the Critical Examination process is
provided. In addition, bonus examples
are demonstrated in both the existing
currency and the decimal currency,
and a chapter on Statistical Aids which
includes derivation of Activity Sam-
pling Formulae is included.
The 15 chapters of Work Study are:
Scientific Management; Factors Af-
fecting Operating Efficiency; An Over-
all View of Work Study; Method Study
(Part 1); Method Study (Part 2);
Selecting and Surveying Jobs for
Study; Report Writing; Work Mea-
surement; Financial Incentive
Schemes; Factory Layout and Mate-
rials Handling: Statistical Aids to
Work Study; Activity Sampling; Ap-
plications of Work Study; Trade
Union Attitudes; Organizing a Work
Study Department.
J. A. Larkin was originally trained
as a toolmaker and has subsequently
worked as a jig and tool draftsman,
a planning engineer, and a production
engineer for a group of seven com-
panies. He became Lecturer at the
Work Study School, Cranfield, and is,
at present, Lecturer in the Department
of Industrial Administration at the
Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh.
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August, 1969