International benchmarking of container stevedoring

Productivity at Australian container terminals has improved significantly in absolute terms since 1997 according to this international benchmarking study. For the sample of ship calls and terminals studied, productivity improved also in relative terms. The productivity improvement at Australian terminals was generally greater than at overseas terminals between 1997 and 2002. The study suggests there may be scope for further gains in the relative performance of Australian terminals.

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Year of publication:	2003-07-10
Authors:	Commission, Productivity
Institutions:	EconWPA
Subject:	Awards \| Baggage \| Benchmarking \| Bulk Cargo \| Break-bulk Cargo \| Container Stevedoring \| Containers \| Contracting \| Cranes \| Cruise Ships \| Customs \| Enterprise Bargaining \| Exporters \| Exports \| Fertiliser \| Government Charges \| Importers \| Imports \| Manning \| Marine \| Maritime \| Mooring \| Occupational Health and Safety \| Outsourcing \| Performance \| Pilotage \| Port Authority \| Port-land Interface \| Ports \| Productivity \| Quarantine \| Redundancy \| Remuneration \| Rostering \| Sea Trade \| Shift Work \| Stevedoring \| Terminal \| Terminal Operations \| Towage \| Unmooring \| Waterfront \| Wheat \| Work Arrangements \| Workplace Agreements

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Extent:	application/pdf
Series:	General Economics and Teaching.
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Notes:	Type of Document - PDF; prepared on IBM PC ; to print on HP;
Classification:	D - Microeconomics
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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