Study: 41% of Working Time in Austria is Unproductive

Business › Economy ♦ Published: November 16, 2010; 14:23 ♦ (Vindobona)

According to a study by the consulting firm Czipin Consulting, productivity continued to fall in 2008 and 2009.

Study: 41% of Working Time in Austria is Unproductive / Picture: © Vindobona.org

After 84 days in 2008, currently there are already 91 unproductive working days per year being lost in Austria. Mainly responsible for this development are  management errors and insufficient resources planning. A productivity level of only 33 lost working days would be achievable, is the conclusion of a recent study by the business-consulting firm Czipin Consulting.

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