Service labor becomes outsourced. Work that is outside the organizationā€™s value system cannot be promoted from that area to top management. Thus, no one in top management has sufficient knowledge, no matter how costly. Hospitals focus on patient care. Therefore, building maintenance and clerical work receive little attention, even if they account for half of the hospitalā€™s costs. Improving maintenance productivity is a primary concern for maintenance companies. - postcapitalist society P.120

Is it true that ā€œimproving maintenance productivity is a primary concern for maintenance companiesā€? I am now considering contracting with Online Secretarial Services, but payment is on a ā€œpay for time spentā€ basis. They donā€™t seem to have any incentive to save time. Outsourcing service labor may not necessarily lead to increased productivity.


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