FOREIGN EXPERIENCE IN LABOR PRODUCTIVITY MANAGEMENT FOREIGN EXPERIENCE IN LABOR PRODUCTIVITY MANAGEMENT

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Abstract

The article discusses the international experience of labor productivity management: the United
States and Japan. The management models are described in detail as mechanical, system and models oriented to
human resources. Examined in the world of methods and approaches to improving labor productivity in industrial
enterprises.

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How to Cite
Rakmatullayeva, S. (2020). FOREIGN EXPERIENCE IN LABOR PRODUCTIVITY MANAGEMENT. Scientific Research Archive, 1(4). Retrieved from https://ejournal.tsue.uz/index.php/archive/article/view/961

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