“…Obviously, these problems concern not only Russia but other countries, too. So, the subject of many international studies is the research of the impact of various factors on the growth of labor productivity: introduction of innovations in production (Kurt & Kurt, 2015); the policy of distribution of funds for information technology at the company level (Chun, Kim, & Lee, 2015); the state of labor rationing at the enterprise (Schekoldin, Bogatyreva, Ilyukhina, & Kornev, 2018); the process automatization, which reduces the possibility of human factor manufacturing errors (Jahangiri, Hoboubi, Rostamabadi, Keshavarzi, & Hosseini, 2016); work standardization (Espinosa-Garza, Loera-Hernández, & Antonyan, 2017): reduction of working time loss (Collewet & Sauermann, 2017). Recently the research of the Russian scientists has been focused on the study of new forms and contents of labor rationing at the enterprise in conditions of digitalization (Schekoldin, Bogatyreva, & Ilyukhina, 2020), digital technologies in microelement labor rationing (Sukhanova & Pikalin, 2017) and principles of labor rationing (Potudanskaya & Gorskina, 2017).…”