LABOR PRODUCTIVITY, PRODUCTION, AND EMPLOYMENT INTEGRATION: MAIN DIRECTIONS FOR IMPROVING ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY
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this article examines the integration of labor productivity, production processes, and employment as key factors in improving economic efficiency. The study analyzes the role of labor productivity in increasing production output and ensuring sustainable employment growth. Special attention is given to technological modernization, workforce qualification, digital transformation, and labor market regulation. The article also explores the relationship between productive employment and economic competitiveness in the context of globalization. It is concluded that the effective integration of labor resources and production systems contributes significantly to sustainable economic development and national competitiveness.
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