Les fonctionnaires et la maladministration
By: GUALEZZI, Jean-Paul
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : IIAP, janv./mars 1988Revue Française D'Administration Publique 45, p. 31-38Abstract: Civil servants sometimes have cold feet about the need to modernize administration in the face of a hostile climate, government austerity policy and compartmentalized civil service structures. public opinion has divined the causes: in critizing administrative procedures, its target is not the civil servants themselves, but the tools at their disposal and the slow, complex nature of procedures. Civil servant labor unions have conducted surveys and two-way information campaigns in order to better understand the needs of civil services consumers and to suggest improvements. Modernizing the civil service goes beyond spreading such two-way channels on a routine basis, to include job mobility and personalized career paths for civil servants
Civil servants sometimes have cold feet about the need to modernize administration in the face of a hostile climate, government austerity policy and compartmentalized civil service structures. public opinion has divined the causes: in critizing administrative procedures, its target is not the civil servants themselves, but the tools at their disposal and the slow, complex nature of procedures. Civil servant labor unions have conducted surveys and two-way information campaigns in order to better understand the needs of civil services consumers and to suggest improvements. Modernizing the civil service goes beyond spreading such two-way channels on a routine basis, to include job mobility and personalized career paths for civil servants
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