POTENTIAL MANPOWER OF AGRO-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX: PROBLEMS OF FORMATION AND SOLUTION

Issue № 9, 2017, article № 5, pages 37-43

Section: Staffing

Language: Russian

Original language title: КАДРОВЫЙ ПОТЕНЦИАЛ АГРОПРОМЫШЛЕННОГО КОМПЛЕКСА: ПРОБЛЕМЫ ФОРМИРОВАНИЯ И ПУТИ РЕШЕНИЯ

Keywords: AGRICULTURE, TECHNOLOGICAL MODERNIZATION, QUALITY OF HUMAN RESOURCES, PERSONNEL POTENTIAL, LABOUR MARKET, DEMOGRAPHY, AGRARIAN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

Abstract: Further development of agrarian and industrial complex of Russia, increase in competitiveness of agricultural production is connected with technological modernization of branch, its transfer to an innovative way of development. Only well prepared staff of heads and experts will be able to provide the solution of the standing tasks. The quality of human resources is one of the major factors defining social and economic development of society. In this regard in article problems of formation of potential manpower of branch are considered, measures and ways of their decision are proposed. And formation of potential manpower of agrarian and industrial complex are distinguished from the reasons having negative effect on fixing of experts in agricultural production: low income of villagers; high unemployment rate, lack of alternative employment; deterioration in a demographic situation in rural territories. Due to the lack of the long-term forecast of requirement of agrarian and industrial complex for qualified specialists in labour market remains unbalanced supply and demand on graduates of agrarian higher education institutions. One of the reasons influencing overall performance of agrarian higher education institutions and quality of training of experts is their chronic insufficient funding. Processes of a partsellization of rural settlements substantially increase risks of development of poverty. Deterioration in a demographic situation will complicate a problem of formation of modern manpower of branch, ensuring food security of the country; will create a serious geopolitical problem as there is "a social desertification" of huge Russian territories

Authors: Dolgushkin Nikolai Kuzmich