2015
DOI: 10.5539/res.v7n2p58
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Approaches to the System Salary Increase in the Region on the Ground of Labor Production Growth

Abstract: In the article current economic task of salary and labor production increase is considered. Drawing on the example of Samara Region as one of stable developing region labor production dynamics is regarded and possibilities for average salary increase as one of the factors of population welfare are analyzed both in the region and in the certain activity fields. Key factors of growth indexes are defined; the necessity for labor production management on the governmental level is emphasized taking into account pec… Show more

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“…In the long run, the main quantity and quality of workplaces will be concentrated at this stage, while at the production stage, due to new automated and robotic technologies, the number of jobs will be reduced, labour in this system will have different character and the requirements to the quality of workforce will be higher. However, in short term, the production phase, when traditional technologies are used, is decisive and it is necessary to look for ways to increase labour productivity here that is proved by previous studies [22].To coordinate the parallel processes of creating new technologies and increasing labour productivity with the use of traditional technologies, managerial and guiding actions are needed which allow comparing and synchronizing the multidirectional actions of numerous participants and interested parties, both individuals and legal entities. When the efficiency of existing industries using traditional technologies is increased, we can expect 5-7% increase of labour productivity during the first three years after the activities aimed at the increase of labour productivity at a particular enterprise are started.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the long run, the main quantity and quality of workplaces will be concentrated at this stage, while at the production stage, due to new automated and robotic technologies, the number of jobs will be reduced, labour in this system will have different character and the requirements to the quality of workforce will be higher. However, in short term, the production phase, when traditional technologies are used, is decisive and it is necessary to look for ways to increase labour productivity here that is proved by previous studies [22].To coordinate the parallel processes of creating new technologies and increasing labour productivity with the use of traditional technologies, managerial and guiding actions are needed which allow comparing and synchronizing the multidirectional actions of numerous participants and interested parties, both individuals and legal entities. When the efficiency of existing industries using traditional technologies is increased, we can expect 5-7% increase of labour productivity during the first three years after the activities aimed at the increase of labour productivity at a particular enterprise are started.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%