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3 years ago

How have the division and coordination of labor evolved at merritt's bakery from its beginnings to today?

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Initially at Merritt's Bakery, all the labor was divide between the owners Bobbie & Larry. As the bakery grew it expanded and there were more people hired on an involved in the labor division. As they grew, Larry & Bobbie split the work with employees which included a front store sales and service manager, someone in charge of baking production, someone in charge of cake decorating, and a market director.

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