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The article focuses on the impact of working conditions on the performance of an employee in a tin shop. The study observed some processes in the shop including rolling, locking, soldering, flanging and more. The study reveals that the provision of an improved layout, comfortable seating, setting of an official rest pause and other changes contributed greatly to the comfort and satisfaction of the workers which lead to an increase of output.

The article describes a simple but effective gadget invented by a worker in the course of one of the Institute's investigations. Ideas and suggestions which have long been latent in the worker's mind are often brought to sudden development in the atmosphere of encouragement produced by the presence of the investigator. Information about the performance application of the device is discussed.