ASPECTS OF RISK MANAGEMENT IN THE FORMATION OF A PALLIATIVE APPROACH TO INDUSTRIAL SELF-SUPPORT FUNCTIONS

Abstract

The self-sufficiency functions of industrial society are being displaced by post-industrial ones. Pockets of labour loss, both living and embodied, are formed at the intersection of movement. As we approach the study of processes inherent in economic systems of relations, the environment is filled with instuu ments capturing probabilistic, virtual and weakly perceptible details, than more evidence is introduced into human actions for the unfolding of discussions and reasoning conducted on and off occasion, for the implementation of dubious ideas and decisions into practice, which not only distances the moment of making an effective managerial decision and the fact of its accuracy, but also reduces the effectiveness of "systemic" action, which in the action of the system of relations in economic systems of relations. The theoretical basis for the organisation of relations in risk-determined environments differs from the standard conditions of production and labour, in which the risk is present for two reasons - 1) because of the physical wear and tear of the means of production and 2) because of the lack of professionalism of workers, which levels the process of obtaining an addition to the cost price.