1168 Another Progress in Production

Seeing Lynch talking nonsense with his eyes open, Mr. Wardrick couldn't hold back any longer. He thought Lynch was too interesting.

What's more interesting is that he anticipated people's reactions. It's like watching a comedy. The best actors, the best script, and the best content, how can people not laugh?

Severella shook her head, "I don't quite understand."

Mr. Wardrick looked at his daughter. He liked this atmosphere very much. As a father, he would pass on his experience and knowledge to his children. He would be proud of being a father.

"What did he just say..." He originally planned to repeat Lynch's words, but he was afraid that he couldn't help but laugh, so he just chuckled and waved his hand, "Okay, I won't repeat those words, it's probably It’s a matter of rest and efficiency.”

"You know, he is revealing the news that if the workers are given enough rest time, they will definitely be able to complete their daily tasks quickly and well..."

Severella hadn't reacted yet, "What's the problem?"

Mr. Wardrick nodded, "You must have never been to the lowest level factory, and you certainly don't know that our factory allows a defective rate. The higher the technological content of the product, the higher the allowed defective rate." big."

"For example, in some top-notch technological production jobs, because the production technology is limited by the technical power we can currently control, the defective rate may exceed 90%!"

"Even 99% of the time, as long as one or several qualified products can be produced every time the assembly line is started, it is considered a successful production."

"The same goes for ordinary factories at the bottom. Even the factories with the least technical content have a defective rate of about 10%."

"Coupled with the different standards of factories or regions, the actual pass rate is not as you see, everyone is qualified."

At this moment, Mr. Wardrick finally finished laughing, "Don't underestimate waste products. You have to know that when a factory produces a substandard product, it's not just as simple as the loss of raw materials."

"It costs the factory a day of time and a day of expenses for starting up various machinery, which may or may not include startup and commissioning fees."

"Apart from these, the biggest loss is labor costs."

"It may only be a ten-cent defective product, but as far as this defective product is concerned, it cost those capitalists at least a hundred yuan!"

"The biggest direction in industrial reform over the years is to improve the pass rate and reduce the defective rate."

"Those things that scientists, advanced machinery, and advanced production methods cannot do, can be done by allowing workers to rest for an hour every day..."

Mr. Wardrick couldn't help laughing again, "Then this is the greatest industrial invention of this century!"

Yes!

One of the greatest inventions of this century and even in the development of human industrial civilization!

Mr. Wardrick, who saw through the coldness and cruelty behind Lynch's lies at a glance, couldn't help but laugh the moment he understood.

He feels that Lynch is a born capitalist... No, he should become a politician, he should not waste his talents!

Severella gradually understood, "You mean... maybe this will be a counterattack method for this strike?"

Mr. Wardrick thought for a while, nodded, and then shook his head, "Not necessarily, not everyone can understand the meaning and value of this approach, and sometimes people are not making trouble for a certain reason, they are I just want to make a scene."

Mr. Wardrick captured the changes in the entire society very accurately. During the Great Depression and now when the economy begins to recover, the working class has made too many concessions in front of the capitalists.

This is also an inevitable result of the trend of the times. There are 60 million people in the Federation, but society may only provide three to five million jobs, which means that many people have no jobs.

Coupled with the closure of companies and many benefits cuts, many people are risking their lives in order to continue working.

They made too many concessions by proactively asking for lower wages and longer working hours.

Now that the economy has improved a bit, the workers have always had one idea in mind. They want to make some money back, so they can make a fuss and let the factory owners and entrepreneurs understand their demands.

The workers' union must also demonstrate the significance and value of its existence. Due to various factors, this upcoming strike was ultimately promoted.

Regardless of whether Lynch's "answer" has the ability to solve the reasons for the strike, the strike will inevitably go ahead. In fact, their core contradiction is not the issues they raised at all, but the attitude issues between labor and management.

Severella didn't understand these things. She was the princess of the consortium and she didn't understand the complicated relationships here.

This also made Mr. Wardrick laugh and sincerely praise Lynch's genius.

He stated that at least no one in his factory would go on strike. At the same time, not only did he not lose his own interests, but he might save more expenses. This bastard is really a devil.

Mr. Wardrick didn't even need to think about it to understand that once what Lynch calls "standards" were created, it would be an absolute nightmare for workers.

For example, everyone has a minimum defective rate in each production cycle. If more defective products are produced, they will be fined or even fired.

Lynch cleverly transferred part of the responsibility for "defective products". Originally, the loss of defective products produced by workers was borne by the factory itself. Now a considerable part of these losses will be borne by workers, and the total defective rate will decrease.

This also means that the factory production cycle is shortened and various expenses such as raw materials are reduced.

After the workers feel that Lynch is giving them what they want and they repay Lynch's "trust," they will find themselves screwed.

And there is no reason to explain it. Everything starts with "for more efficient work", so they have no reason to oppose these things.

The federal capitalists actually don't have very strict requirements on the qualification rate of workers' production, as long as they try not to deliberately produce defective products.

But after this incident, some things may become more difficult to deal with, but...whatever, Mr. Wardrick is responsible and happy!

Momo on TV could never find any problem with Lynch's statement, so she skipped this question and answer that made her a little confused.

"So you support the workers' demands?" she asked in conclusion.

Lynch pursed his lips and answered conclusively, "What I support is the progress of the production model."

It’s like he didn’t ask anything, and he didn’t answer anything!

It's all nonsense that's not nonsense!

The next few questions tended to be peaceful and simple, and Momo once again experienced the strength from Lynch that could not be directly confronted.

Therefore, it is rare for her to slow down the pace in a show she leads.

In fact, she didn't want to either, but she didn't want to ask too many questions, say too many things, or make too many mistakes.

I don’t want this to become my dark history one day in the future.

The program was very successful, and tonight it set an annual ratings record. Of course, this is also related to the fact that Lynch is the protagonist of this episode.

Many people, those big capitalists, either don’t like to be on the show and almost never show up on any show.

Or he has a bad personality and often tells unpleasant jokes, mainly jokes that make people at the bottom of society unhappy.

So compared with these people, Lynch is much more popular.

He will participate in the recording of some programs from time to time. He is very straightforward, never hides his emotions, and dares to tell the truth.

He is also handsome and gentle. He is a wealthy man from the bottom of the federation. He is always concerned about everything at the bottom!

For example, in the incubator in the show, even the most uneducated low-level assembly line workers understand the specialness of this incubator.

It will make it possible for companies that may not have been established before, and turn factories that only exist in people's imagination into reality. It will directly or indirectly provide a large number of jobs for the society.

And all this is because of Lynch's love for everyone!

What a noble sentiment!

At the end of the show, Momo asked Lynch if there was anything he wanted to say to the audience. Lynch thought seriously for a while, and his expression gradually became serious.

“If you don’t work hard, your ideals will always be just illusions.”

"If we work hard, even if our ideals cannot come true immediately, at least the distance between us and our ideals will be further."

"Every step together is the future!"

"Whether you know me or don't know me in front of the TV, I have only one piece of advice for everyone."

"Don't let laziness trample our lives!"

Momo started applauding, some staff started applauding, and even some viewers in front of the TV started applauding.

No matter how long this excitement and motivation lasts, at least at this moment, they are full of motivation, and that is enough!

Immediately after the TV broadcast, it aroused more heated discussions in society. Whether workers should be given more rest time and whether the current working time structure is reasonable has become the focus of discussion.

Some media outlets don't seem to think the matter is too big, and have collected a lot of information on production accidents in recent years, listing the hidden dangers and dangers that fatigue work brings to production work.

It will not only take away the health and even lives of workers, but also cause capitalists to lose a lot of money.

After all, according to federal law, if an accident occurs at work, the factory needs to bear responsibility!

Social concern intensified the build-up of strength, and soon the first wave of general strikes began.

There is no difference from before. On the weekend of the second week of every month, general strike demonstrations begin.

The parade lasts for three days, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

People protested in the streets holding up slogans such as "I want to rest" or "There are many fatigue production accidents". It would be better if some of them didn't hold beer and fried chicken in their hands!