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Starter Activity  Complete the worksheet provided by your teacher!

Mini test : Marks and Grades A* 50 A 44 B 39 C 34 D 28 E 23

Topic 2. 4: Cost Effective Operations and Effectiveness

Learning Objectives  To understand the following key terms (AO1):  Productivity  To apply how businesses manage operations and competitiveness. (AO2)  To evaluate the uses and limitations of a managing operations and competitiveness. (AO3) What are we learning today? By the end of the lesson you should be able...

Productivity  Productivity: Productivity is output per worker. It measures how much each worker produces over a period of time.

Activity  Calculate the total productivity per worker below. BusinessTotal Output Number of Workers Productivity A B1, C30, D11, E850,00020,000 F100,0003,500 G500,0008,000 H2, I1,670,

Answers  Calculate the total productivity per worker below. BusinessTotal Output Number of Workers Productivity A B1, C30, D11, E850,00020,00042 F100,0003,50028 G500,0008,00062 H2, I1,670,8892,541657

Activity (5 Minutes)  You should now be aware of what ‘Productivity’ is and how it is calculated. For the next 5 minutes write down a MINIMUM of THREE ways in which you can improve a workers ‘Productivity’.  Training  Better equipment  More effective work practices  Performance related pay  Increase motivation  Use page 50 & 51 to write two sentence for each of the above ways of improving Productivity

How have MacDonalds used technology to improve productivity Macdonalds Made for You Watch the video and look at these photos. List the ways in which MacDonalds have improved productivity

Till connected to order screen for each member of staff High speed toaster – 11 seconds to toast a bun Mayannoise gun delivers exact amount Assembly line so minimal movement Heated holding cabinets to store burgers PC monitors and predicts orders for best selling items so buffer stock is made PC monitors staff productivity PC routes orders to free staff Whole process from order to food delivered is 15 seconds How have MacDonalds used technology to improve productivity

Reducing Costs  You should now be aware of what ‘Productivity’ is and how it is calculated. For the next 5 minutes write down a MINIMUM of THREE ways in which you can reduce costs.  Improved purchasing  Relocation  Better design  Cutting overheads

Activity  Complete the worksheet provided by your teacher!

Over to you Answers 1. (a) Explain, using an example, what is meant by labour productivity. (3) Labour productivity is defined as output per worker per period of time The time period can be represented as per hour, day, week, etc. For example, worker A fits eight headlights per hour, or worker B installs 36 radios per day

Over to you Answers ( b) Explain why productivity is likely to be higher on larger container ships than on smaller container ships? (3) More containers carried per journey More containers carried in proportion to the fuel used (less fuel per container) Smaller increase in staff needed compared to the increase in containers carried

2. Analyse how RHZ Containers is cutting costs to cope with a slump in demand. (6) Use of the case study evidence and students’ own knowledge should be used to access top marks. Slower speeds save fuel Use least efficient ships as little as possible Use modern ships often Reduce number of crew Cut head office workforce (30%) Cancel future investment Over to you Answers

3.Discuss whether cutting costs now will make RHZ Containers more competitive in the short term and in the long term. Justify your answer. (8) Short term: + Save money now will help day-to-day running costs + Cutting costs can allow RHZ to keep prices competitive + Short-term cost reduction means survival in the immediate future - May give the business a poor image and reputation (laying-off staff) Long term: + Survival means that some competitors may collapse and give RHZ easier access to the market + Business cycle may pick up and more people will need container shipping again + Cutting costs may lead to more efficient working practices to use in the future

Activity  As a class we are going to complete the following activity.

A B C D E F G H M N O P J K L Q R S T I Blockbusters Plenary: