Answer: Efficiency ratio
Explanation: The actual hours worked to produce the designed standard hours of work is called the "efficiency ratio" because it measures the work's efficiency. The work using the regular hours will be more efficient than those who exceed the regular hours. An additional example of this ratio is used in industrial activities, such as making products/manufacturing or production facilities, and as means of determining worker productivity/efficiency. Comparison with the standard working hours with the hours employees actually work reveals the points for corrections and allows the companies to improve efficiency of their processes.
