Working Towards Results: Managing Individual Performance in the Public Service
Synopsis
Developing a strong performance management system is a major task, but it promises significant rewards. This publication is intended to assist the reader in developing a performance management system for the public service which is appropriate for the local context. Objectivesetting, clarifying goals and, above all, feedback on performance are outstanding concerns and these are the priorities which this book addresses.
Chapters
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Foreword
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Introduction
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The need for Change
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Organisational Performance - Culture Change and Planning
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Managing Individual Performance - The Appraisal System
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Getting Started - Designing the Performance Management Appraisal System
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The Annual Performance Cycle
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Rewarding The Best - Turning Around the Worst
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Other Design Considerations
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Implementing the Performance Appraisal System
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Maintaining the Performance Management System
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An Overview
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Appendices and Terms Commonly used in Performance Management
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Bibliography
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Published
1 January 1996
Online ISSN
2310-2012