The regulative principles of management along scientific lines include four important elements

(b) Functional organization by which each man superintending the workman is responsible for a single line of effort. This is distinctly opposed to the older type of military organization, where every man in the management is given a combination of executive, legislative and judicial functions. | (c) Training the worker so as to require him to do each job in what has been found to be the best method of operation. | (d) Equable payment of the workers based on quantity and quality of output of each individual. This involves scientific analysis of each operation to determine the proper time that should be required for its accomplishment and also high payment for the worker who obtains the object sought. | (1921, p. 10); Diemer quotes the ASCM committee