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Profile of the Public Service of Singapore Current Good Practices and New Development in Public Service Management

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ISBN-10: 0850925746

ISBN-13: 9780850925746

Edition: 1999

Authors: Commonwealth Secretariat Staff

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Description:

Commonwealth member governments have been conducting a unique mapping exercise, identifying changes in some key areas of public service management. The books in this series set out the results of the project.
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Book details

List price: $16.95
Copyright year: 1999
Publisher: Commonwealth Secretariat
Publication date: 3/1/2000
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 130
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 0.25" tall
Weight: 0.440
Language: English

Introduction
Current good practices and new developments
Overview of the profile
Singapore's philosophy of governance
Principles of Governance
Civil service values and practices that will be carried into the 21st century
Public service 21st century
Public service for the 21st century
Overview of PS21
Service excellence
Work Improvement Teams
Staff Suggestions
Other aspects of PS21
Making the most of staff
Ensuring non-discrimination in employment practices
Enhancing staff training and development
Improving human resource management
Performance incentives
Mission orientation
Anti-corruption measures
Developing a public service code of conduct
Using contractual employment
Workforce size control
Redundancy management
Making government more effective
Improving productivity
Contracting out services
Feedback from the public
Improving the quality of services
The quality service approach
A particular initiative in setting standards: The Urban Re-development experience
Making management more effective
A particular initiative in improving MIS: The National Computer Board experience
Improving the management of finance
Internal auditing
External auditing
Improving partnerships with organisations/agencies outside central government
Tripartism
De-regulation: A specific initiative: The Registry of Companies and Business experience
Developing partnerships with academic institutions: A specific initiative: The Ministry of Trade and Industry experience
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