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INTRODUCTION: This module provides an insight into the span of control through its concept, types, factors affecting, advantages, limitations and V.A Graicunas‟s formula. Span of control is the term commonly used in business management and public administration.
In Public Administration, span of control refers to the number of subordinates whom an officer can effectively control. It also means the number of subordinates an officer can direct. It may be also said, that the spa? of control means, simply, he number of subordinates or the units of work that an ~dministrator can . -- a - .
1 cze 2018 · The span of control expresses how many subordinates correspond to one manager, while determined by many factors and unable to be expanded indefinitely.
30 kwi 2014 · Span of control plays an important role in organizations and has implications for organizational structure, how decisions are made, the interactions between supervisors and subordinates and is an important aspect of a manager’s coalition. Early studies on span of control seek to determine how many
Span of control refers to the number of subordinates that a manager can effectively supervise. According to management experts, the ideal span of control at the top level of management is between 1 manager for every 6 subordinates, while at lower levels it is between 1 manager for every 20 subordinates.
Unit-23 Span of Control. Issue Date: 2017. Publisher: IGNOU. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/19196. Appears in Collections: Block-4 Concepts in Organisation-I.
The Span of Control and the Formulas of V.A. Graicunas Fred Nickols 4/2/2011 This paper presents the formulas for determining a manager’s span of control as set forth by V.A. Graicunas as well as some commentary and a historical note about Graicunas.
