Hourly Efficiency

Hourly efficiency refers to the actual labor hours spent on the production of goods or services in relation to the planned labor hours. It is often used as a measure of the efficiency of production processes and can be calculated by dividing the number of labor hours actually spent by the number of labor hours planned. A high hours efficiency indicates efficient use of labor, while a low hours efficiency may indicate inefficiencies or delays in the production process.

How many of the total hours are available? The hourly efficiency is 100 / gross working hours * net working hours. The gross working hours are the total number of hours that can be worked per year. The net working hours are the gross working hours minus vacation days, adv days, public holidays, illness and other leave days.