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3. Supervisors and managers watching their workers.
4. Managers having power over workers.
6. Education provided by the employer, relevant to the work undertaken.
8. Breaking production down into...
10. Workers are paid according to their output.
11. Encouragement given to workers.
12. A manufacturing method where products move down past different people who each alter it in different ways.
14. Output per worker (per hour).

1. Employees becoming bored with their job or their managers.
2. A job that is done over and over again.
5. Workers taking a decision to alter the way they work, in conjunction with Unions, to protest against an employer.
7. A ruler who has absolute power.
9. A general term for financial reward given to workers.
13. The cost of producing one unit of a product.