Assigning jobs to work centres without regard to the available capacity of the work centres describes:

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Assigning jobs to work centres without regard to the available capacity of the work centres describes infinite loading, which can lead to overloading of work centres and cause delays in production. It is not an efficient scheduling method and can result in poor utilization of resources. The other options (backward loading, forward loading, finite loading, and capacity loading) all take into account the capacity of the work centres and are more efficient scheduling methods.

Assigning Jobs to Work Centres Without Regard to the Available