Features of Solving Retrospective (Successive) Tasks of the Monitoring Subsystem in Systems for Strategic Control of the Regional Structure and Territorial Organization in the Agri-Food Sphere

• Main Author: Tkachenko Serhii A.
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Published: PH "INZHEK" 2016-02-01
• Series: Problemi Ekonomiki
• Subjects: task; monitoring; labour force; retrospective; labour force turnover
• Online Access: http://www.problecon.com/export_pdf/problems-of-economy-2016-1_0-pages-216_219.pdf
• ISSN: 2222-0712; 2311-1186

The given article highlights features of solving retrospective (successive) tasks of monitoring production and economic activity of the territorial-production system through a profound using of scientific principles in the developed and introduced enlarged block diagram of the control system for a functionally advanced solution of the task of monitoring labour force turnover at the entity in the agri-food sphere. Solving the task of monitoring the labour force turnover in the territorial-production system by means of electronic digital machines allows: to reduce the complexity of calculations performed by employees of Human Resources Department and make time for other research and control functions; to accelerate submission of necessary accounting and economic as well as analytical information on the labour force turnover at the entity in the agri-food sphere to consumers; increase the quality of accounting and economic as well as analytical information by eliminating errors, which occur at manual calculation; to build a real scientific basis for developing measures of technical, organizational and socio-economic nature aimed at reducing the labour force turnover. The given list of issues solved at development of the monitoring subsystem in strategic control systems of the regional structure and territorial organization of the agri-food sphere is not complete, the use of industrial methods for creating a monitoring subsystem, training specialists and a number of other issues, which are no less important, should be mentioned as well.