Scanlon Plan

A system of group incentives on a companywide or plant wide basis that sets up one measure that reflects the results of all efforts. The Scanlon plan originated in the 1930’s by Joe Scanlon and MIT. The universal standard is the ratio of labor costs to sales value added by production. If there is an increase in production sales value with no change in labor costs, productivity has increased while unit cost has decreased.

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