From the table 2 it is seen that for the last hundred years the systems of payment changed greatly. The vector of
their changes is directed to the same side as the social- economical development of the society in common. For
example the entry to the epoch of information technologies at the end of the 20th century made new demands to the
enterprises, which caused the change of attitude to the worker. The difference between the “use of workforce” and the “ management of intellectual capital” is obvious. It’s impossible to manage intangible objects, using classical ‘hard’ systems of labor payment. The approach of the society to the human has also changed to the in favor of humanization. It also influenced on the development of systems of payment in favor of flexibility and softness. Of course, the approaches presented in the table 2 can’t be applied as they are. It could mean they could be applied to any enterprise. We can speak just about common trends in the systems of labor payment. And there are still many types of work where the high level of intellectual job is not necessary.