PROBLEMS OF ASSESSING THE INFLUENCE OF USELESS FUNCTIONS OF BUSINESS PROCESSES ON THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC SYSTEMS

Abstract

Abstract. This scientific study examines the problems of assessing the economic, social, environmental consequences of useless work for employees of economic entities, society and the state. The results of many scientific and sociological studies show that employees of economic entities are not satisfied with the results of using their labor, and often these results are useless, i.e. they have no real value and usefulness. In the context of this study, the term "value" is understood by the authors to mean compliance with certain norms that are significant for employees of economic entities in the performance of their work functions, and by "utility" - satisfaction with the results of their work in the interests of society and the economic entity.

The purpose of the study is to improve the mechanisms for assessing the economic, social, and environmental consequences of useless work. The authors of the study used methods of dialectical scientific cognition based on a set of recognized private scientific and general scientific methods: analysis and synthesis, induction and deduction, analogy, abstraction and concretization.

The scientific novelty of this study is an attempt to assess the economic, social, environmental consequences of doing useless work as a threat to achieving the goals of sustainable development of the Russian Federation in modern conditions of socio-economic development.