STRATEGIC APPROACHES TO PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT OF AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISES

Journal Title: ЕКОНОМІЧНИЙ ДИСКУРС - Year 2019, Vol 1, Issue 2

Abstract

Introduction. The importance of personnel management on a strategic basis is determined by the importance of its willingness to work effectively in the long term.This is due to the improvement in its qualification level in making effective managerial decisions, taking into account the trends in the influence of environmental factors in the long term and the strategic priorities of sectoral development of the state. In connection with this, differentiation of approaches to strategic personnel management is noted relevance. Therefore, the purpose of this article is to determine strategic approaches to the personnel management of agricultural enterprises in the process of substantiating of the differentiated development strategies. Methods: analysis and synthesis, analogies, expert method, method of functional analysis. Results. The role of agricultural enterprises, as the main group of producers of the sector, was established by the share of gross output for the period from 2010 to 2018. The profitability levels of agricultural enterprises production were analyzed for various types of products. The prevailing profitability was noted by type of crop production and the prevailing loss rate, except for milk production, by type of livestock production. The expediency of deepening the strategic approach to the personnel management of agricultural enterprises has been proved with differentiation of its role in the implementation of differentiated management strategies in accordance with the three identified groups of enterprises. Four criterias for strategic personnel management in agricultural enterprises were identified: a group of enterprises for which the corresponding strategy is more relevant; emphasis in enterprise management; direction of work of management personnel; emphasis on the implementation of work regarding staff. Discussion for further research are to detail the three identified strategies for the three characteristic groups of agricultural enterprises and to determine the tasks of managerial and production personnel in their formation and implementation.

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Yuriy Bakun

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Yuriy Bakun (2019). STRATEGIC APPROACHES TO PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT OF AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISES. ЕКОНОМІЧНИЙ ДИСКУРС, 1(2), 84-92. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-672656