LAB-01 Units per Hour (UPH) by Employee

Tasks per hour by worker and task kind from approved time entries. Warehouse staff hours — not driver hours of service.

This report shows tasks per hour by worker and task kind, derived from approved time entries. It covers warehouse staff hours — not driver hours of service. It is refreshed daily.

What this report is for#

Use it to see the hourly pace of each worker for each kind of work: to compare individual output fairly within the same task kind, to follow how a worker develops month by month, and to spot where coaching or a process change may be needed. It is about warehouse work pace, not about driver hours.

How the numbers are counted#

Tasks per hour = time entries divided by net hours (net seconds / 3600), by worker, task kind and month, from labor time entries linked to tasks. Net seconds are shown so the rate can be rechecked. The rate is per row - do not add across rows.

Each row is one Worker, one Task Kind and one Month.

Dimensions and filters#

• Worker — which worker the time entries belong to
• Task Kind — what kind of work the entries cover
• Month — which month the entries belong to
• Net Seconds — net working time in seconds, shown so the rate can be rechecked
• Entry Count — how many time entries were counted
• Tasks per Hour — time entries divided by net hours for that row
• Filters you can set: Date range

How to read it#

Read each rate on its own row: the tasks-per-hour figure belongs to that worker, that task kind and that month only, and rates must not be added across rows. When a rate looks surprising, recheck it with the two columns beside it — the entry count and the net seconds — before drawing a conclusion: a row built on very few entries or very little net time is a thin sample, not a stable pace.

Typical uses#

• Compare workers within the same task kind for a month
• Follow one worker month by month to see how the pace develops
• Recheck a rate from its entry count and net seconds before acting on it
• See which task kinds run faster or slower for planning and coaching

Reports features used in this article: pick this report in Reports, set the date range or warehouse filter and click Run to see the result; use Export to download the result as a CSV file; or use Subscribe to have the same view sent to your inbox on a schedule.

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