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11-March-2009
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Civil Service Training Systems in the Western Balkans Region (ReSPA, December 2008)
Here's a comparative overview of the Civil Service Training Systems in the Western Balkans, including Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, and Kosovo (under UNSCR 1244/99).
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31-May-2007
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Performance Related Pay in the Public Service in OECD and EU Member States, (Francisco Cardona, SIGMA, April 2007)
Are performance measurement and performance related pay in the civil service working in practice? How have OECD countries used such technique? Does performance related pay have an effect on increasing the motivation of civil servants? Read more...
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30-April-2005
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Classifications and Career Development in the German Foreign Service (Anke Freibert, SIGMA, 2005)
SIGMA prepared this paper at the request of the Macedonian authorities in December 2004. It sets out the German Foreign Service's framework, staff, and organisation and funding, as well as the reform process.
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1-January-2003
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Liabilities and Discipline of Civil Servants, (Francisco Cardona, SIGMA, 2003)
This paper clarifies essential issues to be taken into account when regulating liabilities of and disciplinary provisions for civil servants and public employees in a public administration governed by the rule of law.
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30-September-2002
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Building a Civil Service System (Francisco Cardona, 2002)
This short report focuses on the main policy options and instruments to build up a civil service system. It reflects on the essential problems in need of being tackled by those Central and Eastern European countries working with SIGMA.
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30-June-1998
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Structural Elements for Recruitment in European Civil Service Systems (Francisco Cardona, SIGMA, 1998)
The recruitment procedures set up in the EU Member countries’ civil service systems attempt to combine two principles that, in some cases, are required by the constitution of the country.