Final answer:
The question pertains to Mathematics, specifically within an operational production setting. The aim is to calculate the necessary VTO to hit a PPH target. However, with the current data, the calculation cannot be completed due to missing information.
Step-by-step explanation:
The student is asking to calculate the volume of Voluntary Time Off (VTO) required to reach a specific production per hour (PPH) target given certain operational parameters. To find the amount of VTO necessary to achieve 100PPH with a core volume of 54,000 units, a 6-hour shift length, and a planned human capital (HC) of 955 employees, we must first determine the current PPH: 54,000 units / (6 hours * 955 employees), which will give us the current PPH.
Next, we need to calculate the actual HC required to achieve 100PPH: 54,000 units / (100 units/employee/hour * 6 hours). Once we have the actual HC needed, we can subtract this from the planned HC to find the VTO.
However, sufficient information isn't provided in the question to complete the calculations, such as the current PPH. Therefore, a specific number for VTO cannot be determined with the information given.