Labor Productivity

Labour Productivity is output per unit of labour. The unit of labour can be the number of people or the number of working hours. However, comparing average labour productivity per working hour is more accurate because it eliminates differences in working time. For example, if Mr. A and Mr. B produce 240 units of goods within 7 days, but Mr. A works a total of 48 hours while Mr. B works a total of 40 hours, calculating the average per working hour shows that Mr. B produces 6 units per hour, compared to Mr. A's 5 units per hour, indicating that Mr. B has higher productivity. However, measuring by the average per person would not reveal this difference. Nevertheless, working hour data may be difficult to obtain and is collected less frequently than labour force data. Therefore, labour productivity measurement commonly uses average labour productivity per person.

Agency:

loei-province

Licence:

Open Data Common

Category:

ข้อมูลสาธารณะ

Geographic coverage:

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Update frequency:

ปี

Years covered:

2018–2023

Source portal:

data_go_th

Updated:

25/05/2026

English title machine-translated from the Thai original

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