Transcription of Shift work pay differentials and practices in manufacturing
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Shift work pay diflerentials and practices in manufacturing Most of the late- Shift workers received premium pay for such schedules; however, Shift differential pay has not increased as rapidly as basic day- Shift wage levels SANDRA L. KING AND HARRY B. WILmAMS About one-fourth of the production workers in metropolitan area factories worked on late shifts in the early 1980's-a proportion that has remained fairly stable over the past two decades. The incidence of late- Shift work , however, varies greatly among manufacturing industries, ranging from less than 5 percent of the production work force in such labor intensive industries as apparel and wood furniture to ap-proximately one-half in more capital intensive industries such as cotton and manmade textiles, cigarettes, and glass containers.
MONTHLY LABOR REVIEW December 1985 a Shift Work in Manufacturing Table 2. Percent of production and related workers employed on late shifts and percent paid shift differentials, selected
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