Abstract

The employee’s labor potential is not a constant value; it is permanently changing. Human performance and employee’s creativity are accumulated in the course of employment, they increase in the course of knowledge and skills development and improve due to work and life conditions changes. The formation of the competence approach is generalized. The role of the labor categories “competency” and “competence qualification” of personnel in the application of professional standards in the agro-industrial complex production systems functioning is clarified. The analysis of requirements to the employee’s labor functions is given. Professional standards are important for the education sector as a basis for the formation of federal state educational standards and educational programs at all levels of professional education, the development of methodological materials and the choice of training forms and methods in the professional education system. The use of personnel competent qualification in the development of agricultural production systems is directly related to changes in the labor nature and content, availability of vocational training and education. The conclusion requiring the employer to conduct employees’ retraining is made, as it is a condition of implementation of core activities and expansion of the organization innovative receptivity. Based on this, the personnel competence qualification is considered to be the main category in personnel management. The research results generalize the conclusion about the development of production systems based on quality management system, taking into account the expenses for personnel – training of organization’s key employees at the employer’s expense

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