Glossary entry

Japanese term or phrase:

人工 (1人工、2人工)

English translation:

man-day

Added to glossary by Meko
Mar 4, 2005 03:03
19 yrs ago
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Japanese term

人工 (1人工、2人工)

Japanese to English Bus/Financial Management human resource
I am wondergin if there's any English equivalent to the term ”人工”

The term 人工 describes units. 1人工 means the workload that one engineer can meet per working day.

I came across the term in a presentation slide about new call centre setup. My clients are trying to calculate how many "人工”are required for the call centre and then they will decide the number of operators they would employ.

Your suggestion will be appriciated.

Thanks,

Proposed translations

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13 mins
Japanese term (edited): �l�h�@�i�p�l�h�a2�l�h�j
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man-day

1 人 1 日の仕事量, 人日(にんぴ)
Peer comment(s):

agree Nobuo Kawamura
35 mins
agree humbird
2 hrs
agree amysakata
4 hrs
agree sumc : Where I used work for used this word for the workload that one can meet "per hour," calling it "man-hour." So, if it is per day, then it would be "man-day," I believe.
20 hrs
agree Anita Kobayashi
1 day 18 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you very much for your prompt reply. Very helpful"
7 hrs
Japanese term (edited): �l�H

person-day

This is the "politically correct" alternative to "man-day". It means the same thing, but is perhaps a better term for use in a call centre where there are likely to be both male and female employees.
Peer comment(s):

neutral sumc : I never thought about it. But this is a good point, indeed.
13 hrs
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1 day 3 hrs
Japanese term (edited): �l�H�@�i�P�l�H�A2�l�H�j

Worker days

Another alternative...

annhyg.oupjournals.org/cgi/content/full/48/8/663

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Note added at 1 day 3 hrs 43 mins (2005-03-05 06:47:00 GMT)
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