Influence of material stimulation on labor performance

Labor productivity is characterized by the costs of living and materialized labor. The complexity of manufacturing the costs of living and materialized labor per unit of output is reduced, as a result of which the output increases, which leads to economic growth and improvement of the standard of living of the population as a whole. The productivity of living labor is characterized by the expenditure of working time in the given production at the given enterprise. Increasing the productivity of living labor first leads to an increase in the output of an individual employee, and then to an increase in his wages and standard of living. To improve the efficiency of work in the workplace, conditions must be created that allow the employee not only to carry out their work without downtime caused by the influence of external factors, but also to strive for the comprehensive release of internal reserves of productivity, both for their own and for the enterprise as a whole. In the conditions of reforming market relations, remuneration is the main incentive by which one can influence the motivation of employees...