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Labor accounting in agriculture

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The type and system of remuneration are determined by various methods of calculating salaries for employees. It also depends on the industry of production, the conditions of production operations, and the group to which the employee corresponds. There are three groups of employees working in agriculture production: directly the production workers themselves, the administrative and management group, and employees of unscheduled staff who provide one-time services under the agreement. There are two types of wages: piecework and time-based. Piecework form for wages is due to the ratio of the amount of work performed and the implementation of each unit cost. Time wages are accounted for using a certain flat rate for the work hours used. Labor accounting in agriculture is also specific due to the specifics in production. In agriculture, the working schedule does not correspond to the implementation of production time, this is the reason that the final results of the volume of work performed, profit indicators, determined much later, after the completion of labor activity. Due to the peculiarities of production, accounting for wages in agriculture is formed in several stages. Agriculture workers are paid in installments. They are distinguished as the main and the variable. The main part of the payment is the guaranteed amount paid to the employee, taking into account the quantitative and qualitative indicators of the work performed. The variable part of the payment is due to additional payments and bonuses, after receiving the final results of production, the amount of these payments is precisely determined. Bonus payments can also serve as a premium for over fulfillment of the standard volume of work, for example, during the harvest period.

Piecework wages are widespread in agriculture, this is primarily due to the fact that with such wages, a close connection with the results of work is more pronounced. However, piecework pay is effective only in cases of accurate and reliable accounting of the volume of work and work performed. At some enterprises engaged in agriculture, namely, plant growing, a remuneration lump-sum bonus system is popular. In the use of this system in accounting, employees perform duties on a certain date or ahead of schedule, and receive a bonus depending on the quality of the work performed and the level of reduction in standard labor intensity.

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Labor accounting in agriculture is extremely important because, given the specifics of this industry, qualified and intelligent personnel always needed. Given the fact that there are not so many highly qualified specialists in this industry, a well-organized labor accounting system in agriculture manufacture helps increase the productivity of the existing labor force. Errors in payroll calculations can cause both moral damages to the employee and cause a failure in the cost accounting data in a manufacturing enterprise. Labor and its payment accounting is included in the aggregate of production costs and is a constituent link in calculating the cost. In turn, cost indicators are reflected in the final market value of products, and it already affects the level of profitability. The interrelation of keeping records of individual processes is very close, thus, accounting in an organization must be kept accurately and in a timely manner to avoid inaccurate data.

Currently, more and more agriculture enterprises are trying to improve and modernize their activities through the use of new technologies, modern equipment, and the introduction of automation. At the same time, automation concerns not only manufacture processes but also accounting, as well as management and control.

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Automation of labor accounting in agriculture optimizes accounting as a whole, taking into account the specifics of manufacture. Optimization of activities gives an impetus to the rapid growth of labor productivity, which has a beneficial effect on the final results of production.

The USU Software system is optimizing any activity automated program, absolutely freely adapting and taking into account the specifics of the industry. USU Software is suitable for both agriculture enterprises and oil, gas, and other companies. The secret of the flexibility of the system is that it can be adjusted according to the requirements and preferences of the company, without changing the usual construction cycle and the principle of conducting financial and economic activities. The USU Software system is aimed at improving your construction, optimizing absolutely any process you need. USU Software is applicable both in fabrication and in accounting and management. The program easily optimizes accounting in agriculture, it is enough just to identify the specifics of this industry. In addition, the USU Software system has excellent computing functions that can easily make any calculation, including wages, taking into account the work schedule and other conditions.

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Labor accounting in agriculture