Public service and human resource management

Public servants act with professionalism, integrity and neutrality. They are recruited and promoted based on merit and equal opportunities and have the right competencies to deliver their tasks effectively.

Public service and human resource management – at a glance

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Indicators

List of indicators within Public service and human resource management.

Adequacy of the policy, legal framework and institutional set-up for a professional and accountable public service

Adequacy of the policy, legal framework and institutional set-up for a professional and accountable public service


Transparency, professionalism, and effectiveness of recruitment of public servants

Transparency, professionalism, and effectiveness of recruitment of public servants


Professional top managers

Professional top managers


Attractiveness of employment and work conditions

Attractiveness of employment and work conditions


Professional development and performance management of public servants

Professional development and performance management of public servants


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