The strategy of the country's socio-economic development provides for a further increase in the efficiency of domestic production, achievement of a dramatic increase in labour productivity and the provision of a high level of remuneration and quality of life for people on a new hightech and organizational basis. The implementation of these tasks presupposes the need for structural changes in the industry, the anticipatory development of machine-building production and the comprehensive use of limited economic resources at every enterprise and in all commercial organizations.
Reforming the domestic economy, the need to double the gross domestic product, the current demographic situation in the country demand the solution to the problem of increasing the role of the human factor and the rational use of production potential both in the region and in the country as a whole. Under modern economic conditions, the labour of all categories of workers, the basic production assets of the enterprise are becoming the most scarce and therefore very valuable economic resource, which requires their fullest and most rational use. In connection with such market requirements, at all levels of management of the main production and economic activities of enterprises and organizations, there should be appropriate methods and mechanisms for the effective use of limited production resources, including, first of all, the labour of employees and the capital of entrepreneurs or owners.
However, many domestic enterprises lack the results of the application of systemic scientific research and methodological developments of this very complicated complex problem of production assets and human resources effective use. Internal mechanisms and methods of planning and organizing efficient production are not widely used in commercial companies as well. This applies to both large and medium-sized organizations, and especially newly created small enterprises with various organizational and legal forms of business. It is not only the lack of economic interest of the new owners in the rational use of production resources, primarily labour, but also the lack of scientific recommendations and the very organizational methods and mechanisms for the development of domestic industrial production and a radical increase in its efficiency.