Production norm
Output norm - a specified quantity of products of proper quality or labor operations that an employee is required to produce under normal working conditions within a specifically defined period of time
Source: "Methodological Recommendations on Accounting for Labor Costs and Their Payment in Agricultural Organizations" (approved by the Ministry of Agriculture of Russia on 22.10.2008)
Output norm is the established volume of work that one employee or a group of employees <2> of appropriate qualification are required to complete within a unit of working time under certain organizational and technical conditions
Source: Order of Rosarchive dated 14.01.2004 No. 9 "On Approval of the 'Methodology for Calculating the Staffing Levels of State Archives Based on Labor Norms'"