A horizontal bar chart sorted by hours. The tooltip gives share of crew hours, earnings, actual per day against their tier's day rate, and their average day length.
Also called: who works the most · share of crew hours · labour by employee
- 1Bars encode hours; the fill colour encodes crew, so effort and crew membership arrive in one glance.
- 2The tooltip carries earned, actual-per-day versus the tier rate, and the average day.
- 3Per-day, not per-hour, because nobody on this pay model is paid by the hour.
Comparing what people cost, name against name, starts a conversation in a room that rarely ends well and usually is not the question anyway. Hours are the bars, coloured by crew, so who works and which crew they belong to arrive in the same glance, with the money in the tooltip as the follow-up rather than the headline. Cost per person reads per day rather than per hour, because on a day-rate model nobody is paid by the hour and an hourly figure invites fifty-four dollars an hour for what — a fair question with no honest answer.
- Money-first charts that provoke the wrong conversation.
- Comparisons expressed in a unit the business does not use.
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