Building a high quality public service in Sri Lanka through workplace reform: report commissioned by the ILO for the Senior Ministers’ Secretariat of the Government of Sri Lanka

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Hauptverfasser: Clive Thompson, Upali Athukorala, Ariyaratne Hewage, Bandu Wijayaratne
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Veröffentlicht: International Labour Organization 2014
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author Clive Thompson
Upali Athukorala
Ariyaratne Hewage
Bandu Wijayaratne
author_facet Clive Thompson
Upali Athukorala
Ariyaratne Hewage
Bandu Wijayaratne
Clive Thompson
Upali Athukorala
Ariyaratne Hewage
Bandu Wijayaratne
contents Building a high quality public service in Sri Lanka through workplace reform: report commissioned by the ILO for the Senior Ministers’ Secretariat of the Government of Sri Lanka Clive Thompson Upali Athukorala Ariyaratne Hewage Bandu Wijayaratne The public service is a major employer in Sri Lanka, engaging some 1.4 million people. This Report recommends fundamental changes to the status quo: a new approach to workplace relations; a new human resource capability; new structures, processes and practices; and a new ethos. ILO publication.report
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institution Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT)
publishDate 2014
publisher International Labour Organization
spellingShingle Building a high quality public service in Sri Lanka through workplace reform: report commissioned by the ILO for the Senior Ministers’ Secretariat of the Government of Sri Lanka
Clive Thompson
Upali Athukorala
Ariyaratne Hewage
Bandu Wijayaratne
Building a high quality public service in Sri Lanka through workplace reform: report commissioned by the ILO for the Senior Ministers’ Secretariat of the Government of Sri Lanka Clive Thompson Upali Athukorala Ariyaratne Hewage Bandu Wijayaratne The public service is a major employer in Sri Lanka, engaging some 1.4 million people. This Report recommends fundamental changes to the status quo: a new approach to workplace relations; a new human resource capability; new structures, processes and practices; and a new ethos. ILO publication.report
title Building a high quality public service in Sri Lanka through workplace reform: report commissioned by the ILO for the Senior Ministers’ Secretariat of the Government of Sri Lanka
url https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/report/Building-a-high-quality-public-service/995218838102676