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Ingeniería y competitividad

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OREJUELA, Juan P.; PENA, Diana  and  BUSTAMANTE, Neptalí. Modeling the labor scheduling problem considering wellbeing for the clinic's employees. Ing. compet. [online]. 2014, vol.16, n.1, pp.11-21. ISSN 0123-3033.

The Labor Scheduling Problem consists of planning the shifts for the employees, and minimizing costs associated to the workforce, which is a NP-hard problem.This paper presents a mixed integer linear programming modelapplied to a real case, which minimizes labor costs, satisfies the requirements of demand and establishes adequate working conditions for employees by incorporating constraints that ensure well-being to generate an optimal assignment of physiotherapist shifts in the intensive and intermediate care areas in a Clinic.For this, different scenarios were defined by varying both the number of physiotherapists and the structure of the model, the result that the appropriate number of physiotherapists in the clinic schedule is 32, since it satisfies the requirements of demand, employment law and the needs of the company and employees

Keywords : laborscheduling problem; shift assignment; workforce scheduling.

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