laborsequence

noun
UK /ˈleɪ.bəˌsiː.kwəns/
US /ˈleɪ.bɚˌsiː.kwəns/

A laborsequence is a set of jobs that people do one after another in a certain order.

The factory manager wrote down the laborsequence so every worker knew which task came next.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In computing, a laborsequence is an ordered list of tasks a computer program carries out.

The software ran the laborsequence to back up files, check errors, and send a report.

3. In project planning, a laborsequence is the planned order in which team members complete their parts of a project.

Our laborsequence showed that testing could not start until the design team finished.

4. In everyday use, a laborsequence is any fixed routine of chores done in the same order each time.

Her morning laborsequence was simple: feed the cat, make tea, and water the plants.