Abstract The Job Shop Scheduling Problem (JSSP) has been widely studied in recent
decades. Various approaches have been proposed to support scheduling decisions …

The previous studies on the flexible job shop scheduling problems (FJSP) with machine
flexibility and worker flexibility normally assume that each machine is operated by one …

The utilization of flexible job shops is on the rise, driven by the decreasing life cycle of
consumer products. In dynamic flexible job shops, the occurrence of disruptive events like …

Flexible job shop scheduling problem (FJSP) with worker flexibility has gained significant
attention in the upcoming Industry 5.0 era because of its computational complexity and its …

The classical flexible job shop scheduling problem (FJSP) normally assumes that operations
of each job have strict sequence constraints, ie, each operation can be processed only after …

Thus far, the available works on sequencing flexibility in shop floor scheduling only consider
the sequencing flexibility with serial operation constraint. However, the sequencing flexibility …

Dual-resource-constrained scheduling problems (DRCSP) have been hotly debated during
the last two decades. DRCSPs focus on the causes and consequences of problems arising …

This study addresses the imperative need for efficient solutions in the context of the dual
resource constrained flexible job shop scheduling problem with sequence‐dependent setup …

Flexibility is a main mean to create resilient supply chains. The most flexible resources are
often human resources but creating high, homogenous skill levels is not cost efficient …

Traditional flexible job shop scheduling problems (FJSP) often focus on the flexibility of
machines, neglecting the effectiveness and flexibility of workers. In real production …