Abstract
The article describes a new approach to solving the complex socio-economic problem of using production workers made redundant as a result of automation. It is shown that in modern conditions, it is possible to achieve a harmonious combination of social and economic results of production automation through the synthesis of activities of the two systems: the production system dedicated to manufacture where efficiency, among other factors, is determined by the number of redundant workers as a result of automation, and the creative system, which seeks the involvement of redundant workers in the improvement of creative potential of the production system. It is demonstrated that specific forms of enterprise synthesis are determined by the presence of proven solutions in one or another variant of the existence of «creative enterprises», including the promising form of «ergodynamic cooperatives».
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