ISSUES OF INCREASING THE LABOR EFFICIENCY OF MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL AT ENTERPRISES

ISSUES OF INCREASING THE LABOR EFFICIENCY OF MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL AT ENTERPRISES

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  • Mirzaeva Nilufar Sobirjonovna assistant Namangan Institute of Engineering and Technology

Abstract

In economic development, a manager is, first of all, a person with a certain qualification level who has the authority and responsibility for implementing the company's development strategy, such as production volume, profit, profitability, labor productivity. The article highlights the role of managerial labor of managers in the effective operation of enterprises, the scientific approaches of scientists in this regard, and evaluation indicators.

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Published

2023-11-01

How to Cite

Mirzaeva Nilufar Sobirjonovna. (2023). ISSUES OF INCREASING THE LABOR EFFICIENCY OF MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL AT ENTERPRISES. IMRAS, 6(7), 52–55. Retrieved from https://journal.imras.org/index.php/sps/article/view/434

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