In message , at
17:54:26 on Sun, 1 May 2005, Stephen Osborn
remarked:
I'm not sure that would be helpful in transport planning. 10,000
full-time-equivalent jobs being filled by 15,000 people means a lot
more journeys to/from the place than if they were filled by 10,000
people.

But you'd still have 10,000 people travelling to and from work in the
busy periods. The 5,000 people swapping shifts in the middle of the day
isn't so much of an issue.
--
Roland Perry