This document discusses a study conducted on the organizational climate and communication styles within the Braila City Council in Romania. A questionnaire was administered to 50 civil servants, contractual staff, and student interns to examine dimensions like goals, efficiency, sociability, roles, involvement, and innovation. Most respondents reported understanding the institution's objectives and having good communication with bosses who are receptive to new ideas. Staff also felt encouraged to develop skills and said work is well-organized, objectives are met, and professional issues can be discussed with colleagues. This suggests the organizational climate and effective communication support administrative efficiency at the Braila City Council.
Corporate efficiency through cultural narrativesQuinn Thurman
This document provides a literature review and proposed methodology for a study examining how cultural narratives contribute to corporate efficiency at Southern Utah University. The literature review discusses previous research showing that strong organizational culture and internal communication can improve efficiency. The proposed methodology is to interview university staff involved in recruitment to identify common narratives told to students. These narratives will then be analyzed using grounded theory methods to develop categories of stories and evaluate which types of stories align with factors known to increase efficiency, such as those identified in the literature review. The goal is to determine what narrative themes and types are most effective for establishing an efficient organizational culture.
Niels opstrup is assistant professor in the department of POLY33
This summary provides the key details about the document in 3 sentences:
The document discusses a study examining the relationship between gender diversity in top management teams (TMTs) and financial performance in Danish municipalities. The authors find that gender diversity in TMTs is associated with better financial results, but only in municipalities that have a management structure supporting cross-functional teamwork. The study contributes to research on how demographic diversity impacts public sector organizations and sheds light on organizational factors that help leverage the benefits of diverse management teams.
This document discusses the definitions, scope, and distinctions between public and business administration. It provides several definitions of public administration that focus on it being the execution of public law and the management of state affairs. The scope of public administration is examined, including concerns around promoting democratic values, policy sensitivity, implementation capability, and understanding social realities. Key distinctions between public and business administration are outlined, such as their different purposes (general welfare vs. profit), constraints (adherence to law vs. flexibility), and complexity of operations.
Perceived influence of organizational culture and management style on employe...Alexander Decker
This document discusses the relationship between organizational culture, management style, and employee performance in Nigerian banking sectors. It reviews literature showing that organizational culture and human resource management are important for achieving organizational goals. The study examines how organizational culture and management style impact employee performance. A survey was conducted of staff in Nigerian banks, collecting data through questionnaires. The findings showed that organizational culture has a strong relationship with employee performance. Elements like equipment handling, social behaviors, and symbols positively influence performance. Management style and attitudes were also found to significantly relate to performance. New employees more easily incorporated when values were compatible between the employee and organization.
The document discusses the development of public administration theory and practice over the past 50 years. It addresses key themes and dichotomies in the field such as management vs administration, impartiality vs responsiveness, specialization vs coordination, autonomy vs integration, rationality vs evolution, and authority vs democracy. The field has seen shifts from traditional bureaucracy to new public management and is constantly searching for improvements, often revisiting previously discussed issues. The future remains unclear as the challenges of defining and developing the field continue.
This document outlines the syllabus for a course on public administration. It covers 9 topics in paper 1, including definitions of public administration, approaches like new public management, and the role of citizens. Paper 2 covers 8 topics related to organizational structure and management in government, including the structure of federal and local governments, intergovernmental relationships, financial administration, and managing human resources. It lists 20 recommended books on subjects like public policy, development governance, and comparative public administration.
This document outlines the key topics to be covered in a Foundations of Public Administration course for BPA students. The course will use lectures, student presentations, open discussions, quizzes and a final exam to address four main questions over four meetings: what is public administration, who are public administrators, why public administration matters, and what are the issues and challenges. Key topics to be covered include the nature, scope and theories of public administration, administrative processes and techniques, human resources management, fiscal administration, regulatory functions, and issues related to accountability, ethics and economic development. Assessment will be based on attendance, quizzes, reports, projects and the final exam.
This document discusses public administration and its role in modern society. It begins with definitions of key concepts like communication, public, administration, and public administration. It describes public administration as implementing government policies and programs, analyzing policies to benefit people, and improving public services based on citizen feedback. The document also discusses developments in public administration in the Philippines, including a shift from old to new public management with an emphasis on transparency, accountability, and citizen-centered services. It outlines innovations in local governance and integrating leadership and management practices in public administration.
Corporate efficiency through cultural narrativesQuinn Thurman
This document provides a literature review and proposed methodology for a study examining how cultural narratives contribute to corporate efficiency at Southern Utah University. The literature review discusses previous research showing that strong organizational culture and internal communication can improve efficiency. The proposed methodology is to interview university staff involved in recruitment to identify common narratives told to students. These narratives will then be analyzed using grounded theory methods to develop categories of stories and evaluate which types of stories align with factors known to increase efficiency, such as those identified in the literature review. The goal is to determine what narrative themes and types are most effective for establishing an efficient organizational culture.
Niels opstrup is assistant professor in the department of POLY33
This summary provides the key details about the document in 3 sentences:
The document discusses a study examining the relationship between gender diversity in top management teams (TMTs) and financial performance in Danish municipalities. The authors find that gender diversity in TMTs is associated with better financial results, but only in municipalities that have a management structure supporting cross-functional teamwork. The study contributes to research on how demographic diversity impacts public sector organizations and sheds light on organizational factors that help leverage the benefits of diverse management teams.
This document discusses the definitions, scope, and distinctions between public and business administration. It provides several definitions of public administration that focus on it being the execution of public law and the management of state affairs. The scope of public administration is examined, including concerns around promoting democratic values, policy sensitivity, implementation capability, and understanding social realities. Key distinctions between public and business administration are outlined, such as their different purposes (general welfare vs. profit), constraints (adherence to law vs. flexibility), and complexity of operations.
Perceived influence of organizational culture and management style on employe...Alexander Decker
This document discusses the relationship between organizational culture, management style, and employee performance in Nigerian banking sectors. It reviews literature showing that organizational culture and human resource management are important for achieving organizational goals. The study examines how organizational culture and management style impact employee performance. A survey was conducted of staff in Nigerian banks, collecting data through questionnaires. The findings showed that organizational culture has a strong relationship with employee performance. Elements like equipment handling, social behaviors, and symbols positively influence performance. Management style and attitudes were also found to significantly relate to performance. New employees more easily incorporated when values were compatible between the employee and organization.
The document discusses the development of public administration theory and practice over the past 50 years. It addresses key themes and dichotomies in the field such as management vs administration, impartiality vs responsiveness, specialization vs coordination, autonomy vs integration, rationality vs evolution, and authority vs democracy. The field has seen shifts from traditional bureaucracy to new public management and is constantly searching for improvements, often revisiting previously discussed issues. The future remains unclear as the challenges of defining and developing the field continue.
This document outlines the syllabus for a course on public administration. It covers 9 topics in paper 1, including definitions of public administration, approaches like new public management, and the role of citizens. Paper 2 covers 8 topics related to organizational structure and management in government, including the structure of federal and local governments, intergovernmental relationships, financial administration, and managing human resources. It lists 20 recommended books on subjects like public policy, development governance, and comparative public administration.
This document outlines the key topics to be covered in a Foundations of Public Administration course for BPA students. The course will use lectures, student presentations, open discussions, quizzes and a final exam to address four main questions over four meetings: what is public administration, who are public administrators, why public administration matters, and what are the issues and challenges. Key topics to be covered include the nature, scope and theories of public administration, administrative processes and techniques, human resources management, fiscal administration, regulatory functions, and issues related to accountability, ethics and economic development. Assessment will be based on attendance, quizzes, reports, projects and the final exam.
This document discusses public administration and its role in modern society. It begins with definitions of key concepts like communication, public, administration, and public administration. It describes public administration as implementing government policies and programs, analyzing policies to benefit people, and improving public services based on citizen feedback. The document also discusses developments in public administration in the Philippines, including a shift from old to new public management with an emphasis on transparency, accountability, and citizen-centered services. It outlines innovations in local governance and integrating leadership and management practices in public administration.
This document provides information about a public administration course taught by Prof. Ginandjar Kartasasmita at the Graduate School of Asia and Pacific Studies at Waseda University in Tokyo, Japan. The course covers key concepts and intellectual frameworks in public administration, with a focus on the relationships between governance, administration, and development. It will include lectures, class discussions, assignments, and a final paper. The grade is based 30% on class participation, 30% on assignments, and 40% on the final paper. Required readings are listed and materials can be accessed on the professor's website.
The document discusses different views of public administration as both a field of practice and study. As a field of practice, public administration involves carrying out governmental functions like enacting laws and policies. As a field of study, it uses empirical research and social science methods to advance knowledge. Public administration is considered an applied discipline that prepares individuals for careers in public service. It is viewed as both an art that involves creativity and leadership, and a science with theories to explain phenomena in the field. Several definitions of public administration are provided that emphasize its role in implementing policies and delivering services to the public.
This document provides an introduction to the course "Introduction to Public Administration" (PAD202) at the National Open University of Nigeria. It outlines the main contents of the course, which are organized into 3 modules covering various units and topics related to public administration. The first module covers the meaning and concepts of public administration, as well as its evolution and ecology. The second module examines public administration as an art or science and discusses its growth, importance, scope and functions. The third module compares private and public administration and analyzes the relationship between public administration and politics, in addition to various theories of public administration.
Regulatory functions involve implementing and enforcing laws and regulations through administrative actions like rule-making, inspections, licensing, and orders. Regulatory agencies regulate activities to achieve economic, social, health, safety, and general welfare goals. Corruption risks in regulatory functions include conflicts of interest, bribery to influence regulatory decisions, and presenting false information. Agencies should support regulators through guidance on handling corruption, community awareness of rights and responsibilities, and accountability measures.
Basic aspects of organizations and institutions of public relationssr50019
organisational culture consist of the following elements: ceremonies, rituals, heroes, narrators, preachers, informers, gossipers, spies, myths and legends.
Community development aims to create economic and social progress for communities through their active participation and initiative. It places responsibility for development on community members, with external support as a complement. Community development views underdevelopment as rooted in unequal international systems and supports people's resistance and pursuit of human rights through organizations and self-reliance. It is not a welfare approach but aims to transform society for the benefit of disadvantaged groups.
An introduction to public adminstration 185 halKhairul Iksan
The document discusses the changing nature of public administration over time. It outlines 5 phases of evolution:
1) 1887-1926: Establishment as an independent discipline separate from political science with Woodrow Wilson's foundational work. Focus on the dichotomy between politics and administration.
2) 1927-1937: Development of principles of public administration and a policy perspective.
3) 1938-1947: Period of behaviorialism and development as a social science.
4) 1948-1970: Crisis of identity and challenges to the dichotomy view.
5) 1971-onwards: Emergence of new public administration focused on public policy and management.
Role of hotels in the social development of a countryRahim Somani
This document provides an overview of key concepts related to social development including sociology, social structure, development, community development, asset-based community development, and sociocultural evolution. It discusses how social development leads to the transformation of social structures in a way that improves society's capacity to fulfill its aspirations. The document also reviews the history of theories of social and cultural evolution from early thinkers to modern approaches.
The Ethical Practices Among Tourism Workers in The First and Second Congressi...YogeshIJTSRD
The study aimed to determine the significant difference between the profile and the ethical practices of tourism workers in the first and second congressional districts of Zamboanga del Norte as basis for a proposed intervention program. To find out the significant difference between the profile of tourism workers of first and second congressional districts of Zamboanga del Norte and their ethical practices. Data were collected from 110 respondents from various cities and municipalities police stations in Zamboanga del Norte using purposive sampling, frequency count percentage, weighted mean, chi square, and standardized Residual Analysis. On the other hand, based on the findings, the study established an intervention program for tourism workers in Zamboanga del Norte to maintain their practices of high ethical standards, and educational institutions may conduct appropriate pieces of training and programs on ethical principles. Furthermore, findings revealed that there was no significant difference when the demographic profile of tourism workers in the first and second congressional districts of Zamboanga del Norte and their ethical practices were analyzed, and no residual analysis of the study was discovered. Shaizilou B. Labadan | Leo C. Naparota "The Ethical Practices Among Tourism Workers in The First and Second Congressional Districts of Zamboanga Del Norte A Basis for Proposed Intervention Program for Local Tourism" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-5 | Issue-3 , April 2021, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd40061.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/management/management-development/40061/the-ethical-practices-among-tourism-workers-in-the-first-and-second-congressional-districts-of-zamboanga-del-norte-a-basis-for-proposed-intervention-program-for-local-tourism/shaizilou-b-labadan
Social science is the study of society and human behavior, with the goal of understanding society and improving the human condition. The main social science disciplines are anthropology, economics, geography, history, linguistics, political science, psychology, and sociology. Applied social science uses knowledge from these basic social sciences to understand and address real-world social problems. It includes fields like counseling, social work, and communication that aim to create social change and solve problems in human relationships.
This document provides an overview of public relations and its relationship to public administration. It defines key terms like public administration, public relations, and communication. It also discusses various communication theories and models applied to public relations, like the Lasswell theory and agenda-setting. The document outlines the functions and responsibilities of public relations in government organizations, including media relations, public reporting, and crisis communication. It provides tips for conducting meetings, handling media interviews, and developing a crisis communication plan.
Leadership: Essence of Success in Social Sector of Bihar (India)iosrjce
Leaders have been found to play a pivotal role in running and developing NGOs. This study aims to
find out the leader’s perceptions about the impact of their leadership on employees performance and
development of their NGOs. The study explicitly shows the positive and significant nexus between leader’s style
and strategy with leadership effectiveness and its sweeping impact on employees’ motivation, commitment,
employee’s satisfaction and well being as well as on enhancement of employees’ work performance and
organizational productivity through leadership practices including information sharing, problem solving,
motivation, performance rewards and role-playing
This document summarizes Fred W. Riggs' theory of comparative public administration. Riggs developed typologies to classify societies, including agrarian, industrial, and prismatic societies. He argued developing societies exhibit characteristics of both traditional and modern structures, described as "prismatic" or having "overlapping." Key aspects of prismatic societies include heterogeneity, formalism, and overlapping functions between traditional and modern institutions. Riggs' theory provided a framework for understanding the interaction between administrative systems and broader social, economic, and cultural contexts in developing nations.
11.vol 0003www.iiste.org call for paper no 1 pp 45-65Alexander Decker
This study examines the financial reporting practices of an Indonesian insurance company through a case study. The study finds that the company's organizational culture, which reflects dominant Javanese culture in Indonesia, shapes its approach to financial reporting. Specifically, the company is committed to transparent and accountable financial reporting in order to gain legitimacy and maintain social harmony, both of which are important cultural values in Javanese society. The organizational culture emphasizes principles of public accountability, conservatism, and ethical business conduct. As a result, employees approach financial reporting in a way that adheres to socially accepted norms and demonstrates that the company's actions are socially responsible.
Public administration involves managing and administering public/government affairs. It has evolved over time from traditional public administration to development administration and new public administration. Traditional public administration focused on efficiency and following rules, while development administration emphasizes goals, participation, decentralization and planning for change. New public administration rejects being value-neutral and instead focuses on social equity, being client-oriented, and qualitative transformation through decentralization. The key functions of public administration include planning, organizing, staffing, directing, coordinating, reporting and budgeting.
Woodrow Wilson was an American scholar and statesman who is considered the father of public administration. The document outlines Wilson's life and contributions, including his seminal 1887 essay "The Study of Administration". It provides details on Wilson's educational background, career path, and observations of society that influenced his work. His essay called for establishing public administration as a field of analytical study and helped define the relationship between administration, politics, and public opinion. The document also discusses how other theorists like L.D. White built upon Wilson's ideas and criticisms of his work.
This document discusses culture and its impact on education. It defines culture as a group's way of seeing, perceiving and believing, shaped by their history and social context. Culture provides a sense of belonging and identity. However, some cultures privilege certain styles of communication and thinking in schools over others, disadvantaging students from different cultures. The document cautions against overgeneralizing cultures and emphasizes recognizing diversity of perspectives.
The document defines public administration from both occupational and academic perspectives. It discusses how public administration emerged as an academic subject due to the expanding role of government. The two main approaches to public administration are the managerial approach, which minimizes the distinction between public and private administration, and the political approach, which emphasizes representativeness and accountability. Important concepts discussed include the institutions of the state, government, democracy, and key democratic values.
Training in democracy and social structuresYousser Hegazi
It's necessary to understand how educational systems contribute to make students aware about humanistic values and philanthropic matters.Our feelings need to be involved as well as our hearts need to battle for other people around as. However education and social policy must be integrated in the educational systems in order to inculcate high morals to our children and to spread later a culture of solidarity and tolerance
Segurança Alimentar,naturalização da fome,frente aos Organismos Econômicos,pá...Vilma Pereira da Silva
Fórum de Sociologia- Justiça Social & Democratização, realização, Universidade de Buenos Aires, Faculdades de Ciências Econômicas, Buenos Aires-Argentina. Trabalho apresentação oral, expositora; Vilma Pereira,pag. 329.
This document discusses the role of organizational culture on employee performance, using a case study of the Postal Corporation of Kenya (PCK). It first defines organizational culture and reviews relevant literature on the relationship between culture and performance. It then describes the research methodology, which used questionnaires and data analysis to examine how elements of culture like control systems, rituals, routines, symbols and myths influence employee performance at PCK. The study found that these cultural elements do play a role in impacting employee performance. It recommends that organizations appreciate and recognize how culture affects performance.
1) Organizational culture and behavior are influenced by the social systems and relationships between individuals within an organization. When a new person joins an organization, they become part of this social system.
2) An organization's culture is important because it defines the organization's vision and provides stability, influencing worker behavior and relationships. During hiring, employers consider whether a candidate is a good cultural fit.
3) Socialization of workers involves learning the norms of the social group and playing the expected roles. This shapes a worker's personality and influences them to cooperate as team members to achieve success.
This document provides information about a public administration course taught by Prof. Ginandjar Kartasasmita at the Graduate School of Asia and Pacific Studies at Waseda University in Tokyo, Japan. The course covers key concepts and intellectual frameworks in public administration, with a focus on the relationships between governance, administration, and development. It will include lectures, class discussions, assignments, and a final paper. The grade is based 30% on class participation, 30% on assignments, and 40% on the final paper. Required readings are listed and materials can be accessed on the professor's website.
The document discusses different views of public administration as both a field of practice and study. As a field of practice, public administration involves carrying out governmental functions like enacting laws and policies. As a field of study, it uses empirical research and social science methods to advance knowledge. Public administration is considered an applied discipline that prepares individuals for careers in public service. It is viewed as both an art that involves creativity and leadership, and a science with theories to explain phenomena in the field. Several definitions of public administration are provided that emphasize its role in implementing policies and delivering services to the public.
This document provides an introduction to the course "Introduction to Public Administration" (PAD202) at the National Open University of Nigeria. It outlines the main contents of the course, which are organized into 3 modules covering various units and topics related to public administration. The first module covers the meaning and concepts of public administration, as well as its evolution and ecology. The second module examines public administration as an art or science and discusses its growth, importance, scope and functions. The third module compares private and public administration and analyzes the relationship between public administration and politics, in addition to various theories of public administration.
Regulatory functions involve implementing and enforcing laws and regulations through administrative actions like rule-making, inspections, licensing, and orders. Regulatory agencies regulate activities to achieve economic, social, health, safety, and general welfare goals. Corruption risks in regulatory functions include conflicts of interest, bribery to influence regulatory decisions, and presenting false information. Agencies should support regulators through guidance on handling corruption, community awareness of rights and responsibilities, and accountability measures.
Basic aspects of organizations and institutions of public relationssr50019
organisational culture consist of the following elements: ceremonies, rituals, heroes, narrators, preachers, informers, gossipers, spies, myths and legends.
Community development aims to create economic and social progress for communities through their active participation and initiative. It places responsibility for development on community members, with external support as a complement. Community development views underdevelopment as rooted in unequal international systems and supports people's resistance and pursuit of human rights through organizations and self-reliance. It is not a welfare approach but aims to transform society for the benefit of disadvantaged groups.
An introduction to public adminstration 185 halKhairul Iksan
The document discusses the changing nature of public administration over time. It outlines 5 phases of evolution:
1) 1887-1926: Establishment as an independent discipline separate from political science with Woodrow Wilson's foundational work. Focus on the dichotomy between politics and administration.
2) 1927-1937: Development of principles of public administration and a policy perspective.
3) 1938-1947: Period of behaviorialism and development as a social science.
4) 1948-1970: Crisis of identity and challenges to the dichotomy view.
5) 1971-onwards: Emergence of new public administration focused on public policy and management.
Role of hotels in the social development of a countryRahim Somani
This document provides an overview of key concepts related to social development including sociology, social structure, development, community development, asset-based community development, and sociocultural evolution. It discusses how social development leads to the transformation of social structures in a way that improves society's capacity to fulfill its aspirations. The document also reviews the history of theories of social and cultural evolution from early thinkers to modern approaches.
The Ethical Practices Among Tourism Workers in The First and Second Congressi...YogeshIJTSRD
The study aimed to determine the significant difference between the profile and the ethical practices of tourism workers in the first and second congressional districts of Zamboanga del Norte as basis for a proposed intervention program. To find out the significant difference between the profile of tourism workers of first and second congressional districts of Zamboanga del Norte and their ethical practices. Data were collected from 110 respondents from various cities and municipalities police stations in Zamboanga del Norte using purposive sampling, frequency count percentage, weighted mean, chi square, and standardized Residual Analysis. On the other hand, based on the findings, the study established an intervention program for tourism workers in Zamboanga del Norte to maintain their practices of high ethical standards, and educational institutions may conduct appropriate pieces of training and programs on ethical principles. Furthermore, findings revealed that there was no significant difference when the demographic profile of tourism workers in the first and second congressional districts of Zamboanga del Norte and their ethical practices were analyzed, and no residual analysis of the study was discovered. Shaizilou B. Labadan | Leo C. Naparota "The Ethical Practices Among Tourism Workers in The First and Second Congressional Districts of Zamboanga Del Norte A Basis for Proposed Intervention Program for Local Tourism" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-5 | Issue-3 , April 2021, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd40061.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/management/management-development/40061/the-ethical-practices-among-tourism-workers-in-the-first-and-second-congressional-districts-of-zamboanga-del-norte-a-basis-for-proposed-intervention-program-for-local-tourism/shaizilou-b-labadan
Social science is the study of society and human behavior, with the goal of understanding society and improving the human condition. The main social science disciplines are anthropology, economics, geography, history, linguistics, political science, psychology, and sociology. Applied social science uses knowledge from these basic social sciences to understand and address real-world social problems. It includes fields like counseling, social work, and communication that aim to create social change and solve problems in human relationships.
This document provides an overview of public relations and its relationship to public administration. It defines key terms like public administration, public relations, and communication. It also discusses various communication theories and models applied to public relations, like the Lasswell theory and agenda-setting. The document outlines the functions and responsibilities of public relations in government organizations, including media relations, public reporting, and crisis communication. It provides tips for conducting meetings, handling media interviews, and developing a crisis communication plan.
Leadership: Essence of Success in Social Sector of Bihar (India)iosrjce
Leaders have been found to play a pivotal role in running and developing NGOs. This study aims to
find out the leader’s perceptions about the impact of their leadership on employees performance and
development of their NGOs. The study explicitly shows the positive and significant nexus between leader’s style
and strategy with leadership effectiveness and its sweeping impact on employees’ motivation, commitment,
employee’s satisfaction and well being as well as on enhancement of employees’ work performance and
organizational productivity through leadership practices including information sharing, problem solving,
motivation, performance rewards and role-playing
This document summarizes Fred W. Riggs' theory of comparative public administration. Riggs developed typologies to classify societies, including agrarian, industrial, and prismatic societies. He argued developing societies exhibit characteristics of both traditional and modern structures, described as "prismatic" or having "overlapping." Key aspects of prismatic societies include heterogeneity, formalism, and overlapping functions between traditional and modern institutions. Riggs' theory provided a framework for understanding the interaction between administrative systems and broader social, economic, and cultural contexts in developing nations.
11.vol 0003www.iiste.org call for paper no 1 pp 45-65Alexander Decker
This study examines the financial reporting practices of an Indonesian insurance company through a case study. The study finds that the company's organizational culture, which reflects dominant Javanese culture in Indonesia, shapes its approach to financial reporting. Specifically, the company is committed to transparent and accountable financial reporting in order to gain legitimacy and maintain social harmony, both of which are important cultural values in Javanese society. The organizational culture emphasizes principles of public accountability, conservatism, and ethical business conduct. As a result, employees approach financial reporting in a way that adheres to socially accepted norms and demonstrates that the company's actions are socially responsible.
Public administration involves managing and administering public/government affairs. It has evolved over time from traditional public administration to development administration and new public administration. Traditional public administration focused on efficiency and following rules, while development administration emphasizes goals, participation, decentralization and planning for change. New public administration rejects being value-neutral and instead focuses on social equity, being client-oriented, and qualitative transformation through decentralization. The key functions of public administration include planning, organizing, staffing, directing, coordinating, reporting and budgeting.
Woodrow Wilson was an American scholar and statesman who is considered the father of public administration. The document outlines Wilson's life and contributions, including his seminal 1887 essay "The Study of Administration". It provides details on Wilson's educational background, career path, and observations of society that influenced his work. His essay called for establishing public administration as a field of analytical study and helped define the relationship between administration, politics, and public opinion. The document also discusses how other theorists like L.D. White built upon Wilson's ideas and criticisms of his work.
This document discusses culture and its impact on education. It defines culture as a group's way of seeing, perceiving and believing, shaped by their history and social context. Culture provides a sense of belonging and identity. However, some cultures privilege certain styles of communication and thinking in schools over others, disadvantaging students from different cultures. The document cautions against overgeneralizing cultures and emphasizes recognizing diversity of perspectives.
The document defines public administration from both occupational and academic perspectives. It discusses how public administration emerged as an academic subject due to the expanding role of government. The two main approaches to public administration are the managerial approach, which minimizes the distinction between public and private administration, and the political approach, which emphasizes representativeness and accountability. Important concepts discussed include the institutions of the state, government, democracy, and key democratic values.
Training in democracy and social structuresYousser Hegazi
It's necessary to understand how educational systems contribute to make students aware about humanistic values and philanthropic matters.Our feelings need to be involved as well as our hearts need to battle for other people around as. However education and social policy must be integrated in the educational systems in order to inculcate high morals to our children and to spread later a culture of solidarity and tolerance
Segurança Alimentar,naturalização da fome,frente aos Organismos Econômicos,pá...Vilma Pereira da Silva
Fórum de Sociologia- Justiça Social & Democratização, realização, Universidade de Buenos Aires, Faculdades de Ciências Econômicas, Buenos Aires-Argentina. Trabalho apresentação oral, expositora; Vilma Pereira,pag. 329.
This document discusses the role of organizational culture on employee performance, using a case study of the Postal Corporation of Kenya (PCK). It first defines organizational culture and reviews relevant literature on the relationship between culture and performance. It then describes the research methodology, which used questionnaires and data analysis to examine how elements of culture like control systems, rituals, routines, symbols and myths influence employee performance at PCK. The study found that these cultural elements do play a role in impacting employee performance. It recommends that organizations appreciate and recognize how culture affects performance.
1) Organizational culture and behavior are influenced by the social systems and relationships between individuals within an organization. When a new person joins an organization, they become part of this social system.
2) An organization's culture is important because it defines the organization's vision and provides stability, influencing worker behavior and relationships. During hiring, employers consider whether a candidate is a good cultural fit.
3) Socialization of workers involves learning the norms of the social group and playing the expected roles. This shapes a worker's personality and influences them to cooperate as team members to achieve success.
The document summarizes different theories about the relationship between social work theory and practice. It outlines three main theories about the nature of society: consensus theory, which sees society as sharing common norms and values; conflict theory, which views society as stratified along lines of inequality; and social action theory, which sees society as constructed through individual meaning-making. These theories lead to different views of the role of social work in addressing social problems.
A Study on Perception of Work Culture and Its Impact on Employee Behavior.pdfChristine Maffla
- The document discusses a study on the perception of organizational culture and its impact on employee behavior. It aims to understand the relationship between various aspects of organizational culture (like openness, trust, collaboration, etc.) and employee behavior.
- A literature review found that factors like openness, trust, employee involvement and empowerment positively impact employee behavior and engagement. Organizational culture plays an important role in shaping employee attitudes and performance.
- The study used a survey methodology with a sample of 60 employees to understand their perceptions of various cultural factors and behaviors. Statistical analysis found several cultural factors like decision making, recognition, learning to be positively correlated with behaviors.
The document discusses a study that assesses the impact of corporate culture on employee job performance in the Nigerian banking industry. It aims to determine if corporate culture affects employee performance and organizational productivity. The study uses surveys of employees at various levels from selected banks. The findings suggest that a majority of respondents agree that corporate culture influences both employee performance and organizational productivity. This supports the hypotheses that positive relationships exist between corporate culture, employee performance, and organizational productivity in Nigerian banks.
U 1.2 ob bba-ii contributing disciplines to the ob fieldRai University
Psychology, social psychology, sociology, anthropology, and political science all contribute to the field of organizational behavior. Psychology studies individual behavior and factors like fatigue, boredom, and work conditions. Social psychology looks at how people influence each other regarding change and reducing barriers. Sociology examines group behavior in organizations and aspects like culture, structure, and conflict. Anthropology helps understand differences in values and behavior between cultures and organizations. Political science provides insight into behavior within political environments at various levels from countries to organizations.
Education, social structure and development by Sajjad Awan PhD Scholar TE DTS...Malik Sajjad Ahmad Awan
This document discusses the relationships between education, social structure, and development. It defines key terms like education, social structure, and development. Education transmits knowledge and skills between generations and shapes social structure. Social structure refers to relationships between groups in a society and can take different forms. Education and changes in social structure can promote social development, defined as improvements in a society's ability to fulfill its goals. The document examines how indicators of development like literacy and technology are influenced by education and social structure. In conclusion, education is said to shape existing social structures and institutions in a way that can lead to comprehensive development.
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2. The relationship between the climate of organizations and the
type of communication in a public institution
Mihaela Luminița Sandu1
, Tănase Tasențe2
, Georgiana Mădălina Stafie3
1
Ovidius University of Constanta, Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences,
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Ovidius University of Constanta, Faculty of Law and Administrative Sciences,
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Independent Researcher
mihaela.sandu@365.univ-ovidius.ro1
, tanase.tasente@365.univ-ovidius.ro2
,
stafieg@yahoo.com3
Abstract. The organizational climate is a multi-dimensional construction that comprises a
variety of work environment assessments. These assessments may refer to the dimensions of the
environment, such as roles within the institution, load orientation and most often communication.
The overall perceptions of the organizational climate develop as individuals attribute meaning
to their organizational context based on the significance of the balance of work environment and
individual values. The organizational climate fully in line with the type of effective
communication dominates the public institutions in Romania, contributing to administrative
efficiency.
Keywords. relationship, organizational climate, communication, public institution
1. Climate and organizational culture in public institutions.
In Romanian literature, “the public administration, in the sense of organization,
designates a set of organs that carry out a specific activity, and in the sense of activity, it
designates the activity by which the law is executed or public services are provided, within the
limits of the law” (Vedinas, V., 2012, Apud Petrescu, R. N. 2004, pp. 19-21).
The terms of culture and climate are often confused or used interchangeably. Both terms
are attempts to describe the employee's work environment. However, they represent attempts
from different approaches and histories. Addressing organizational climate definition requires
a careful distinction between culture and climate, which is undertaken subsequently. But first
of all, we need to explain the significance of understanding organizational climate formation
and the usefulness of making distinctions between culture and the climate.
Tagiuri and Litwin define the climate as follows: "The organizational climate is a quality
of an organization's internal environment, which is experienced by its members, it influences
their behavior, and can be described in terms of the values of a particular set of characteristics
(or attributes) of the organization" (Tagiuri R., Litwin, G. H. 1968)
G. Pritchard and A.J. Karasick (water, L.R. James and P. Jones, 1974) considers the
organizational climate as “the relatively stable quality in time of an organization’s internal
environment”, resulting from the behavior and policies of the organization’s members
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3. (especially senior staff), serving as a basis for guiding organizational activities and decisions in
interpreting context. (James, L. The test is based on the following information P. 1974)
The organizational climate shows the attitudinal aspect, beliefs, opinions and primarily
the mood of the employees, in a certain time. Thus, when we assess the level of involvement,
the commitment to the institution, but also the satisfaction in the work, we refer not to the
organizational culture but to the organizational climate.
The difference between the two concepts – climate and organizational culture – is
reflected by their degree of persistence and stability.
An important element is also organizational culture, which has a direct influence on the
resulting financial resources of an organization/institution. Thus, the definition is as follows:
Organizational culture is the set of values and traditions, as well as procedures, concepts
and behaviors that create the context of activity within entities.
The notion of organizational culture has reemerged as a means of understanding the
basic meaning and character of institutional life. Similarly, the importance and eyes of
organizations as institutions other than rational structures have been stressed. The institutions,
according to foreign researchers in the field, are "infused with value beyond technical
requirements". The valuable injection produces a distinctive identity of the organization that
colors all aspects of organizational life and provides a well-functioning social integration
beyond coordination and formal command. This distinctive character links the individual to the
organization and generates in its members a sense of commitment to the organization.
The notion of organizational culture has emerged from an anthropological approach that
sought to examine what was unique for each organization against the evolution of its history.
Consequently, “the culture of a particular organization is represented by descriptions in terms
of myths, symbols and stories” (Harrison M. Trice, Janice M. Bayer, 1993)
Univ. Prof. dr. Mihaela Rus thus notices about the existence of culture in Romanian
institutions: "Although the organizational culture as a concept is very little known in Romanian
organizations, in general, and almost unknown in the public sector, especially, elements of the
organizational culture can be found in various public institutions through special investigations.
Beyond what Romanian public managers, politicians and civilians believe about culture in
general, and about the organizational culture in particular, they have a major importance in their
influence on the management of the public institution, on the management style, on the
management concept, on the behavior of the civil servants, attitude toward the organization and
the citizen’s customer”. (Rus, M., Rusu D.O., 2014. p. 556)
2. Communication in the public institution.
Hundreds of explicit and implicit definitions of communication have been published in
related communications and literature for use by researchers and practitioners trying to
describe, predict and understand communication phenomena, so the concept of communication
is viewed from a variety of perspective:
a. Psychologically – as Norbert Sillamy says in the Psychology Dictionary, Larousse,
Bucharest, 1996 “Communication is first of all a perception. It shall involve the transmission,
whether intentional or not, of information intended to clarify or influence an individual or group
of recipient individuals.”;
b. Sociological - (mass) communication is regarded as "a set of ways - transmission
networks, individual and autonomous equipment - which allows a large and wide range of
messages to be made available to the public" (Sillamy, N., 1996).
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4. Effective communication practices are at the heart of a successful achievement. It is
vital for an organization's ability to be productive and work smoothly. In fact, communication
does not only involve words, but combines a set of skills including non-verbal, listening, the
ability to communicate and the ability to recognize and understand their own emotions and
those of the person with whom the communication is made.
According to Goutam (Goutam, A. A., 2013) effective communication can be defined
as relevant information in a style and form that can be clearly understood by the appropriate
person. The ability to communicate effectively with others is an ability with an important
feature. It is only through communication that individuals come to some understanding, learn
to like each other, build trust and discover them and how people are perceived. Therefore,
people who communicate effectively, know how to interact flexibly, skillfully and responsibly.
Research objectives
Establishing the communication styles of civil servants and contractual persons and the
organizational climate in the Brăila City Council;
Highlighting the links between sociability and administrative efficiency;
Identification of the importance of the relationship between task orientation and the
commitment to innovation by employees;
Remarked the degree of adaptability of the people within the municipality of Brăila
regarding the professional requirements and training.
Research assumptions
The communication styles of civil servants, contractual persons and students in practice
are presumed to have a major impact on the organizational climate.
With reference to administrative efficiency, we believe that sociability and cordiability
play a particularly important role;
It is presumed that there is a correlation between the availability of public institution
employees to innovation when management and communication strategy is directed to the
performance of the service tasks.
It is presumed that within the institution, the main interrelated shortcomings of the
employees are: receptiveness to new ideas and creativity from the superiors.
Research tools
The method of research used is the questionnaire survey. The questionnaire was built in
order to highlight the following dimensions: clarity and level of objectives, administrative
efficiency, sociability, group membership, role structure, involvement, task orientation and the
drive toward innovation.
Participants in the study
The research was carried out on a sample of 50 subjects, civil servants,
Contractual persons and students in the practice of a town hall. Of the investigated,
71,43% are women and 28,57% are men. From an age structure perspective, 85,71% of
respondents are between 18 and 30 years old, with their specific character being the desire to
take risks but also the enthusiasm rewarded with the possibility of professional development.
9,52% - 31-40 years old and 4,76% have an age between 41 and 50 years old, age of maturity.
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5. Analysis and processing of data
Asked to evaluate the statement “I know and I understand the objectives of the
institution I work in”, 80,95% agree and are totally in agreement, and thus a trained staff is
qualified to meet the work tasks assigned to them by the job description in order to meet the
proposed objectives. At the same time, 14,29% of respondents are in partial agreement, and
an insignificant percentage due to the fact that at the time of the questioning there were
practitioners – 4,76% disagree and completely disagree about the claim.
Figure 1 - Item no. 1: I know and I understand the objectives of the institution I work
in.
As for the statement "Work is well organized in this institution", a significant percentage
of respondents (76,19%) are totally in agreement and agree with the pits, 14,29% responding
that they are in partial agreement and 9,52% mentioned they are in complete disagreement
with the above statement. The visible paradox between the opposing poles stipulates that the
organization in the institution can differ from one department to another.
Figure 2 - Item no. 2: Work is well organized in this institution.
Assessment of data on the statement” The bosses are in communication with me and
receptive to new ideas” are as follows: in agreement and in totally agreement, 66,67% replied,
19,05% considered that they were in partial agreement, and 14,29% of the respondents were
in total disagreement and disagreement with the number three item. Receptiveness to ideas
seems to be a little more positive in this institution.
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6. Figure 3 - Item no. 3: The bosses are in communication with me and receptive to new
ideas.
Professional development means, first and foremost, personal development and then the
opportunity for success in the career. The sustainability of this fact by the organization
demonstrates to employees the importance of a human resource. According to item number 4:
“I am encouraged to specialize, develop my skills, my personal potential” the professional
development of employees is supported because 76,19% responded with in agreement and in
total agreement, 9,52 partially agree with this statement and the 14,29% is representative of
those who feel that they are not stimulated to progress in their careers.
Figure 4 - Item no. 4: I am encouraged to specialize, develop my skills, my personal
potential.
Administrative efficiency is addressed and linked from the perspective of the following
statement “My boss has many useful ideas for both my work and the work of the entire team”,
thus there are some shortcomings with regard to creativity and innovation by the boss.
According to the chart, the percentages are as follows: in total agreement and in agreement
61,90% of the respondents replied, 19,05% is the percentage corresponding to the partial
agreement qualifier, and in total disagreement 19,05% are still the respondents.
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7. Figure 5 - Item no. 5: My boss has many useful ideas for both my work and the work
of the entire team.
The current socio-economic reality does not seem to be an insurmountable barrier
among the staff of the City Hall of Brăila. This fact is highlighted by the significant 76,19%
who replied that they were in full agreement and in agreement with the statement. 19,05% of
respondents are in partial agreement and 4,76% believe that the work procedures and
strategies implemented do not comply with national socio-economic reality.
Figure 6 – Item no. 6: The institution is constant in the application of working
procedures and strategies and is adapting well to the current socio-economic reality.
Achieving the objectives consistently by employees and superiors is a notifiable
attribute within the Brăilene institution supported by the following chart. 71,43% say that they
agree and fully agree with the seven statement (7), the percentage of partially agree responses
is 23,81% and 4,76% of respondents consider themselves in totally disagreement with the
statement.
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8. Figure 7 – Item no. 7: We are constantly meeting our objectives.
Professional communication between the institution's employees is well developed,
indicating commitment and devotion to the provision of high-quality services to meet the
general needs of citizens, as evidenced by the 90,48% suggestive percentage, with the
respondents fully in line and in agree with the statement of item number 8. The percentage of
in partial agreement and total disagreement is 4,76%, of those who prefer solitude rather
than team work.
Figure 8 – Item no. 8: Professional issues can be easily discussed with colleagues.
The co-ordinates of the organizational climate are identified in terms of the
accumulation of the necessary information and resources of the staff, thus resulting in
qualitative and quantitative activities. However, a summation far above the required can be
concluded with the overloading of information that ends up being ignored. The distribution of
the data is as follows: 85,71% in agree and in totally agreement, 9,52% in partial agreement
and 4,76% noted that they were in totally disagreement with the statement below.
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9. Figure 9 – Item no. 9: I have all the information and resources I need to do a good
job.
The efficiency and utility of the management approach of the hierarchical superiors
influences the working environment of the members of the organization, thus producing a safety
“infusion”. We can remark that confidence in leadership is high in this institution, in percentage
of 80,95%, noting in agreement and in full agreement. 14,29% of the investigators noted with
partial agreement and 4,76% completely disagree with the chosen method.
Figure 10 – Item no. 10: The way of managing adopted by the direct boss is useful and
efficient.
The process of managing administrative work is in accordance with the stimulation of
the employees who have the effect of achieving notable results for the City Hall of Brăila.
According to the data analysis 71,43% of respondents checked in agreement and in full line
with the statement below, 23,81% consider themselves in partial agreement and only 4,76%
fail to achieve good results or are not rewarded for the work carried out, giving the rating in
total disagreement.
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10. Figure 11 – Item no. 11: We manage to achieve good results because employees are
motivated/stimulated to do so.
Most of the respondents, 85,71% - in agreement and in totally agreement - consider
that the organizational set within the municipality of Brăila is precise, relying on the flexibility
of the way tasks are divided. 9,52% agree partially with the item number twelve (12), and in
total disagreement 4,76% of people do not consider the following statement to be part of the
organizational culture.
Figure 12 – Item no. 12: The way tasks are divided is flexible and clear /accurate.
The effective networking of members of a collective, based on communication and
sociability, gives the institution the best approach to maximising the satisfaction of its citizens-
clients.
According to item number 13 on relations with other members of the collective, 85,71%
of respondents qualified "in agreement" and "in total agreement", 9,52% partially agree
with this statement and only 4,76% of staff find themselves in total disagreement.
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11. Figure 13 – Item no. 13: Relations with the other members of the collective are good.
The institution's target is to promote existing employees in a professional way, in order
to maximize administrative efficiency. Increasing the professional grade or promoting in a
higher public office also brings new performance and aspirations for work within the
administration. The graph supports the above, as follows: 85,71% of respondents are in
agreement and full agreement, 9,52% replied that they were in partial agreement, and 4,76%
- in total disagreement may be due to the practitioners at the time of the question.
Figure 14 – Item no. 14: There are opportunities for promotion in this institution
and getting new responsibilities.
The superiors and managers of the City Hall of Brăila in order to reach the qualitative
share of services choose as a way the work done succinctly according to plans. Realistic
planning is an asset in the institution notified by the mapping representations that: 76,19% of
employees agree and totally agree that work is done on plans, 19,05% say they are partially
in agreement and a small 4,76% disapprove of this by giving the rating " in total
disagreement".
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12. Figure 15 – Item no. 15: In this institution we are working according to realistic plans
or plans.
According to item number sixteen (16), the responsibility of superiors for the
performance of duties regarding the supervision of employees is thus noticeable, thus implying
efficiency in the activities performed by staff. The graph shows the following analysis: 80,95%
noted that they were in agreement and in total agreement, 14,29% were found in the partial
agreement and 4,76% answered with the qualifier in total disagreement.
Figure 16 – Item no. 16: Performance, the efficiency of each employee's work is
continuously verified by the boss.
Conclusion
In addition to the general mission of the public administration to serve the public for the
purpose of making its interests more efficient, its principles also refer to the proper functioning
of the public bodies. The development and management of the optimal organizational climate
and communication process within a public institution represents abilities to materialize the
main role, reflected in the variety of services provided to citizens with a direct influence on the
resulting financial resources.
A first conclusion following the theoretical aspects, is to locate the optimal
organizational climate in the socio-psychological sphere of the communities and subsystems
that subsequently make up a whole, which provide the institution's performance. It reflects the
values and attitudes of the prevailing rules of the culture of the organization, serving as a basis
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13. for interpreting the existing situation within the organization for creating the favorable internal
environment acts as a source of influence on the modeling of human behavior.
With regard to the communication phenomenon, it is vital for an organization's ability
to be productive and operate smoothly. In fact, communication does not only involve words,
but combines a set of skills including non-verbal, listening, the ability to communicate and the
ability to recognize and understand their own emotions and those of the person with whom the
communication is made. Existing types and specificities of communication effectively
contribute to job performance and increase the satisfaction of how employees are informed.
Following these, an attempt is made to start, at organization level, some rebalancing in
order to eliminate blockages and obstacles that intervene in the achievement of a successful
communication, which have as repercussion the non-fulfillment of the duties in order to satisfy
at an optimal level all the general interests.
There is a symbiotic relationship between communication and the organizational
climate in that the communication process influences the climate and vice versa. The perception
of a positive community sense within an organization also contributes to a positive
organizational culture.
In the present experimental study we examined the effects of the general organizational
climate and the status of the existing communication between the members of the organization
and with the superiors, within the City Hall of Brăila. The study was carried out with the help
of a questionnaire survey, referring to the contribution of the main dimensions and principles
of the organizational climate and the communication process within the institution. We have
identified necessary interventions at the level of the institution or interventions that involve
actions to re-analyze the organizational climate. Systematization and examination of
employees' views on the different aspects of organizational life led me to identify a fluctuating
number of factors used in the organizational climate analysis: clarity and level of objectives,
administrative efficiency, sociability, group membership, role structure, involvement, task
orientation and readiness for innovation.
Thus, the conclusions reached from the implementation of the questionnaire within the
institution take into account the clarity, level of objectives and administrative efficiency as the
pillars of good organization, a relatively sustainable feature of an entity's internal environment.
Sociability, group affiliation and structure of roles are skills linked to the communication
process being a component and sustainable of the organizational climate, developing social
integration that works well beyond formal coordination and command. At the same time,
involvement, task orientation and the willingness to innovate, refer directly to existing staff, as
the most valuable resource for the administration, meaning that tend to improve the ways of
working and service arrangements.
Together, these factors make a major contribution to the existence and approach of an
organizational climate defined by common perceptions of human behavior.
I wish that trough this work I have addressed, both the exposure and justification of the
key aspects of the chosen theme and the importance of the organizational and communication
phenomenon within a public institution.
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