2019
DOI: 10.29141/2073-1019-2019-20-1-7
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Evaluation of labour productivity in Russian and Italian enterprises

Abstract: Оценка производительности труда на предприятиях в России и Италии Аннотация. Статья посвящена сопоставлению показателей производительности труда на примере российского и итальянского предприятий, схожих по производимой продукции. Методологическая база исследования представлена положениями теории научной организации труда в части факторов, влияющих на повышение эффективности использования персонала. В работе сделана попытка объединить российский подход к измерению производительности труда через показатели выраб… Show more

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“…Generally accepted technical and organizational reasons for low productivity in Russian companies include lack of staff and management motivation, low level of organizational and production culture, defective labour management, and undeveloped benchmarking, to name the few (Dolzhenko & Malyshev, 2019;Mikheeva, 2016). All of these reasons share the common base of attitude towards initial stages of product life cycles centered on costs and outcomes, and stress on production, while ignoring final outcomes of activities and viability of the actions.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Generally accepted technical and organizational reasons for low productivity in Russian companies include lack of staff and management motivation, low level of organizational and production culture, defective labour management, and undeveloped benchmarking, to name the few (Dolzhenko & Malyshev, 2019;Mikheeva, 2016). All of these reasons share the common base of attitude towards initial stages of product life cycles centered on costs and outcomes, and stress on production, while ignoring final outcomes of activities and viability of the actions.…”
Section: Problem Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%