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CRITERIA OF LABOUR PROCESSES OPTIMIZATION IN COMPLEX PRODUCTION SYSTEMS
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Introduction of technical innovations significantly influences the main characteristics of the factory staff work process. The increase of production efficiency may be followed by the growth of work intensity of the employees. This in turn leads to negative consequences of both social, and economic nature. Therefore, the problem of work optimization is complex. To solve it, it is necessary to choose methods of measurement of work intensity of the personnel and to proceed a modelling of work processes for new employees and those who work at the company for a long time by criteria of intensity, productivity and monotony of work. Modelling of the labour process in conjunction with the local experimentation allows you to choose the best solutions of work organization. These solutions create the necessary prerequisites of the relevant combination of the basic characteristics of the labour process in the specific organizational and technical conditions of automated production, which should provide substantial growth of efficiency of work automated production personnel.
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