The State of the Federal Civil Service Today ( Aching for Reform )  

Oleh:

Nelson, Steve

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Review of Public Personnel Administration vol. 24 no. 3 (Sep. 2004), page 202-215.
Topik: civil service reform; pay reform; pay banding; veteran’s preference; categorical ranking; pay for performance
Fulltext: 202RPPA243.pdf (104.68KB)

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TheU.S. federal civil service is ripe for reform.Warning that going too fast or too far on initial reform may risk the foundation for further change, the author encourages changes in pay and staffing as the keystones on which to build lasting reform. The article develops the rationale for these premises by first examining the recent history of civil service reform and lessons learned. Those who championed reform are discussed as well as the external and internal factors post– September 11 including the fear of not being able to respond to national security concerns, the mood of Congress, demographics, the economy, and the downsizing aftermath of the 1990s. Specific examples within the two keystones of focused changes on pay and staffing are presented.

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