Methodological techniques to control in line with the labor legislation innovations
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https://doi.org/10.31548/bioeconomy2021.03-04.070Keywords:
types of employment contracts, remote work, control, techniques to control, methods, innovations in labor legislation, wagesAbstract
In Ukraine the Labor Code (adopted in 1971) is currently in force, the content of which does not comply with the social and political requirements of the country as well as the international cooperation directions. Subsequently, 95 clarifications, additions and amendments have been made and Labor Code Draft has been developed.
The article is devoted to applying control techniques, whose implementation is based on the Labor Code Draft innovations in line with scientifically developed and proven in practice, approaches to national and international standards. In the course of the study, two groups of methodological techniques (both generally scientific and own) have been proposed, with relevant examples of remuneration.
The composition of methodological techniques is determined by generally scientific methods, such as analysis and synthesis, induction and deduction, analogy and modeling, abstraction and concretization, systems analysis, functional cost analysis.
Own-organoleptic technique (inventory, control measurements of work performed, sample and continuous observations, technological and chemical‒technological control, examinations, official investigation, experiment); computational–analytical technique (economic analysis, statistical calculations, economic‒mathematical methods), documentary technique (information modeling, document research, in–house inspections, normative and legal regulation), generalization and implementation of control outcomes (documentation of intermediate control outcomes, analytical grouping, investigative and legal justification, systematic grouping, decision-making and control over their implementation) have been studied.
Both characteristics and application of the control methodological techniques in line with the labor legislation innovations are illustrated by statistical figures of financial and economic activities in Ukraine, in particular the composition of the Labor Code Draft; innovations of the labor legislation draft, the unemployment rate in Ukraine over the last four years; types of employment contracts; advantages and disadvantages of remote work, etc.
The application of the whole range of techniques for controlling wages should be used due to the Labor Code adoption, which is extremely important to provide its effectiveness, as their rational combination contributes to the reliable calculation, maintenance and payment of wages, increasing welfare as each employee, the enterprise and the country in general.
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