Protection of the organization from losses in the implementation of production and economic activities

Abstract

An organization is an independent economic entity whose main task is to carry out production and economic activities. The goal of any enterprise is to make a profit. It is necessary to increase the profitability and profitability of the company not only by intensive measures such as marketing, but also by tracking, controlling and protecting against losses in the implementation of its main task. In a market economy, each organization tries to optimize its costs, as well as reduce loss, leakage, and waste. Losses are multifaceted, which will be discussed in more detail in this article. In total, there are seven types that are relevant and harmful for the normal functioning of the organization and can lead to losses. The work pays great attention to the causes, consequences and tools to combat losses. In particular, they are associated with risk assessment, forecasting, planning, the level of economic and personnel security, as well as with management accounting and control of on-farm activities. The authors have developed recommendatory measures to minimize losses in the implementation of production and economic activities. Paying attention to all the aspects discussed in the article, the organization, when carrying out production and economic activities, should strive to comply with the principles of lean production.