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@article{164148,
        author = {Mr. Nilesh S. Patil and Mr. Aditya A. Sapkale and Mr. Rohit R. Shinde and Mr. Piyush G. Gavit and Mrs. Neha V. Bagdiya},
        title = {Analysis Of Labour Productivity For Building Construction Industry},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {},
        volume = {10},
        number = {12},
        pages = {1098-1104},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=164148},
        abstract = {Construction project contractors are seeking for ways to reduce waste and boost profitability because profit margins are always narrowing and competition is growing. The use of statistical techniques holds the potential of minimising, if not completely eliminating, non-value-added activity, despite the fact that numerous strategies have been created to increase the efficacy and efficiency of the construction process. One of the most important businesses in every economy is construction. It makes a sizable contribution to the national economy and employs a sizable number of people. The scientific study of the conservation of human resources in the quest for the most effective way to complete a task is known as time and motion study (sometimes known as motion and time studies; the phrases are interchangeable). Time and motion studies are conducted to assess human efficiency through improved planning and reliable employee incentive schemes.},
        keywords = {Labour Productivity, Time Motion, Work Study, Regression Analysis},
        month = {},
        }