ПОЛІТИКА ОПЛАТИ ПРАЦІ В БЮДЖЕТНІЙ СФЕРІ УКРАЇНИ: ОСНОВНІ ТЕНДЕНЦІЇ, НЕДОЛІКИ, ПРОПОЗИЦІЇ ЩОДО ПОЛІПШЕННЯ

• Published in: Problemi ekonomìki 2017-01 (3), p.276-282
• Main Author: Tsymbaliuk, S O
• Format: Article
• Language: Russian
• Subjects: Economic policy; Employees; Minimum wage; Studies; Tariffs; Trends; Wages & salaries
• ISSN: 2222-0712; 2311-1186

The aim of the work is to identify the main trends and shortcomings of the remuneration policy in the budgetary sphere of Ukraine and develop proposals for its improvement. There determined the main problems of the remuneration policy in the budgetary sphere, including the low level and unsatisfactory wage differentiation, intersectoral imbalances in remuneration, rigid framework of a unified tariff net, lack of an objective methodology for assessing the complexity of duties and work of employees, and forming qualification groups for labor remuneration. It was determined that the reform of the minimum wage institution led to an increase in the leveling of the remuneration of employees of various categories and professional groups, which practically led to the destruction of the tariff remuneration system in the budgetary sphere. The necessity of reforming the policy of employee remuneration in the budgetary sphere is substantiated. There formulated directions for improving the tariff labor remuneration: construction of a unified tariff net based on flexible principles, formation of qualification groups for labor remuneration to develop a unified remuneration scale, development of a methodology for evaluating positions and jobs, and ensuring an objective pay gap between two related qualifying groups. With the aim of renewing the ratios for various categories and professional groups, it is important to reduce the gap between the subsistence minimum and the minimum wage. Prospects for further research should be the development of a methodology for evaluating positions and job for an objective comparison of the complexity of tasks and responsibilities of budgetary sector employees, substantiating qualification ratios in wages, forming indicators to determine the basic wages of employees within the developed ranges.