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The implication of governance conception emerged that referred to a new change notion of administration reform in public sector.

He said the public sector spending squeeze expected after the next election would dampen growth.

In the UK, the total borrowing requirement is often referred to as the Public sector net cash requirement (PSNCR).

A small rise in private sector activity has been offset by a slowdown in the public sector, which had proved resilient during the recession.

It might seem to be a Republican dream: a wish list of goodies that make the Democratic governor (backed by public-sector unions) squirm.

Ireland, meanwhile, is often cited as a country where public-sector workers have reacted to a sharp downturn with impressive self-denial.

This is not the kind of talk that public sector labor unions and partisans of the entitlement state like to hear.

The Bank of England's Mr Tucker went furthest this month by saying that any CCP recapitalisation "should not come from the public sector" .

That Mr Clegg himself is thought privately to support some of these market reforms in the public sector only adds to the sense of chaos.

American public-sector pension funds still discount their liabilities by an assumed rate of return, often 8% a year.

Public sector bodies are usually constrained in their activities, so deregulation is often a trigger for expensive experimentation.

Ahead in London look for UK public sector net borrowing and Swiss trade balance to be the lone data releases that matter.

We've got to be the party of the both the private and the public sector.

How much better it would have been if they had tried to educate their electorates in the difference between private- and public-sector debt.

He had a pair of white wings, a symbol of power, the public sector is a day long admired the Angels.

European Commission directive in 2005 called for making public-sector information more accessible (but it has no bite).

That may be a reason why 30% of workers toil in the public sector, compared with an average of 20% for the United Kingdom as a whole.

Across the public sector, unions have fought all this, most cruelly in education (see article).

He spoke a pleasant word or two about a pamphlet I had written in 1960 arguing for a large allocation of our resources to the public sector.

Such laws will fuel the growth of the public-sector unions that are bankrupting local governments across the United States.

Second, the report focuses on the sustainability of public sector debt, while ignoring that of the private sector.

Unlike the egalitarian Western public sector, Singapore follows an elitist model, paying those at the top $2m a year or more.

A public sector patron might be a government official who does favors for a young entrepreneur.

Today's step towards widespread industrial action is expected during a debate on public sector pensions at the TUC conference in London.

"Whereas demand for staff is growing in the private sector, many public sector organisations have started redundancy programmes, " he said.

It simply indicates that the private sector is not yet ready to shoulder the burden of recovery from the public sector.

TopSoft continued to provide enterprise e- commerce solutions, and information enabling services to the public sector .

In Romania, too, public-sector unions are up in arms over spending cuts that were decreed under a bail-out agreed with the IMF and EU.

One place where women seem to be both welcome and happy is the public sector.

The contrast makes it appear as if public-sector pensions can be delivered on the cheap.

This approach is well-known in marketing and risk management, but can be revolutionary in places like the public sector. .

However, the public has no appetite for a public-sector intifada.

Among the unions' demands were an end to public-sector job cuts, a boost to the minimum wage and a reversal of tax cuts for the rich.

Meanwhile, public-sector unions promised to bring hundreds of thousands of workers out on strike in co-ordinated protests against cuts.

But the public sector has barely begun to adjust, and has built up a huge liability to its staff.

And now Mr. Walker and his backers are trying to get rid of public-sector unions, too.

Third, even if the chairman opts for a search it is usually not advertised, unless it is public sector.

I can see little merit in having Greece default to the public sector years of agony hence rather than to the private sector soon.

Time is running short, he said. Without further aid, Greece would soon be unable to pay pensions and public-sector wages.

Earlier, Moody's cut ratings on various German public sector banks, citing a lower likelihood of external support if it were required.

Companies might even consider the anonymous model used in the Belgian public sector, where CVs do not even include the candidate's name.

But the survey found a more positive message from the public sector, with graduate jobs increasing by 51% since 2007.

Meanwhile, Brazil's government funding, while rising, tends to focus on the public sector.

If the public sector is to work more like the private sector, workers should have the same rights.

When private demand sags so dramatically, the public sector must step in to boost spending, and boldly enough to make a difference.

The unions' influence extends to the size and nature of the public sector.

Since the problem was in the private, not the public sector, monitoring must also focus on the private not just the public sector.

The strikes which gave British industry such a dismal reputation are far fewer and mostly confined to the public sector.

In an economy that has been seriously depressed for close to two years, the one area that has grown has been the public sector.

Within the public sector as a whole, it has helped to create a culture of low innovation and low productivity.

The British average is about one in four and only Liverpool, among the bigger cities, is more dependent on the public sector.

Management consultants have been hopping all over the public sector for years.

Despite this attempt to spread the pain, the Greek government has been confronted with a wave of strikes by public-sector workers.

Also the public sector unions realise that sympathy with their cause among the general public is limited.

The average age of the public sector's workers is significantly higher than the private sector's, so large-scale retirement looms.

Canada is one of several rich countries where the public sector is seen by voters as ripe for change after a decade of benign treatment.

The framework of his ideal society consists of the Soviet regime, the public sector's economic system and independent culture.

America is right to argue that private-sector demand has collapsed, leaving the public sector as the engine of the economy.

It would call for expressions of interest and initiate talks with public sector IT firms to put in place thee-auction system.

"Yet, those debts are as unsustainable in the hands of the public sector as they were in the private. "

Government departments face an average 19% budget cut, with up to half a million public-sector jobs expected to go.

It integrates a variety of initiatives into a management framework that gives a clear direction to public sector reform.

That then forced a public sector resolution of the crisis and taught that such a failure must never be allowed again.

That would save public-sector jobs and ease contractionary pressures without throwing the country into a fiscal-debt spiral.

More than 40 percent of the Bank's lending operations now include public sector governance components.

Rebuilding public sector capacity to develop and test needed vaccines may be an important element of a public health strategy.

The Office of The Ombudsman aims to redress grievances and address issues arising from maladministration in the public sector.

Brave too would be any politician who proposed deregulation as a solution to a public-sector problem.

The experience with Europe's stability and growth pact, which failed to do just that for public sector deficits, should serve as a warning.

If it grows even one percentage point faster than GDP in future, the effect on public-sector net debt would be huge (see chart).

And the public sector, which has been a haven during the recession, will be shedding staff.

The biggest obstacle in both America and Britain is likely to be the inertia of the bureaucratic, rule-bound public sector.

In general performance-based rewards are perceived to be an important ingredient of the broader public sector reform effort.

The large number of mostly unemployable graduates cannot be absorbed by either the private sector or public sector capacity.

Economists said the sector could contract further next year as the government cuts public-sector services.

It is hard enough for governments to make commitments on the public sector. To do so for the entire economy may be a touch ambitious.

The phenomenon has even permeated parts of the public sector, most noticeably the National Health Service University in the UK.

Its public sector may be bloated and its tax burden excessive, yet the quality of its public officials is widely admired.

The public sector and large bureaucratic organisations appear as paragons of good decision making process and exemplars of bad decisions.

Money poured into Greece, and was used to fund a huge boom in public-sector jobs, most of them linked to political patronage.

Meanwhile, as members of the public sector to express their demands, cartoons are also to be given a broader connotation.

The empirical evidence of strategic HRM within the private sector is quite limited and almost non-existent in the public sector.

The alternative would be a politically explosive operation to recycle fleeing outflows via public sector inflows.

Although debt problems traditionally originate in the private sector, the public sector cannot be held blameless.

But, it is the public sector research that will have to be proven, or die from lack of impact.

Portugal's gross public sector debt is projected by the EU to be about 85 per cent of gross domestic product by the end of this year.

In Africa, just a decade ago, fewer than 5% of suspected cases in the public sector were tested.

They point out that in this sub-market, the public sector is present both as a supplier and a customer.

and that contracts can and will be terminated if the companies fail to perform as well as the public sector does.

Hundreds of thousands of public-sector workers, including doctors and teachers, also threatened to stop work for more pay.

The public sector and its debt will take up a bigger portion of the economy in many countries.

Paul Hoffman of the Institute for Accountability in Southern Africa reckons that corruption is endemic throughout the public sector.

It was the big public-sector unions which squashed the 2005 reforms proposed by Arnold Schwarzenegger, then California's governor.

The number of public sector commercial banks with a negative correlation between performances.

These skills are arguably even more crucial for the public sector than for companies, where the main goal is profitability.

He has tried to avoid dismissals of public-sector workers, who form a power base for his Panhellenic Socialist Movement.

They do not understand why they should now pay to maintain the more generous defined-benefit pensions of public-sector employees.

Public sector offices were the least active sector in commercial property followed by private sector offices and retail and leisure.

Fixing the public sector must not be allowed to degenerate into demonising it.

At the time, a spokesman for the public sector union Unison described the scheme as "sick and an insult to local residents" .

To what extent is the problem that the retirement benefits for unionized public sector workers have become too generous?

But Chile suffered a general strike last week, in part over the role of the public sector in education, a common middle-class concern.

Years of underfunding mean that more contributions to public-sector plans are needed, and soon.

European companies can only get Chinese public sector contracts under stringent conditions.

The public sector has not yet had to cut jobs, and pay has been held down in the private sector.

Perhaps the real reason why public-sector pension costs have not been tackled is that the full bill has never been revealed to taxpayers.

The funding crisis in public-sector pensions is, in large part, the result of post-dated cheques written by politicians in the past.

That is not to say the unions are a spent force: their strong public-sector membership makes strikes particularly disruptive.

If the private sector suffers, the public sector may be forced to step in and assume, or guarantee, the debt, as happened in 2008.

In public sector purchasing, these changes generally must be within the scope of the contract.

The rigidity of the public sector does not merely reduce the quality of services. It also discourages innovation.

If you are part of one of these public-sector companies, there is the opportunity of getting promotions and getting a basic bonus.

Meanwhile, organised labour is only strongly entrenched in the public sector.

The real accomplishment of the Stimulus was to dramatically expand the ranks of the public sector unions and bureaucracy.

So, with the public sector stymied, security has moved under a few big corporate umbrellas.

The boldest step would be to switch public-sector workers to DC schemes, bringing them in line with the private sector.

Some promises, particularly on public-sector pensions and health care, may impose too great a burden on the next generation.

Finally, on the public sector in promoting substantive knowledge management measures, the proposed study conclusions and recommendations.

Since the introduction of liberal reforms in the early 1990s, public-sector hiring has slowed and businesses have boomed.

Whatever the merits of this argument, three things seem clear. Unions have suppressed wage differentials in the public sector.

So with better pay, conditions and promotion prospects, it is no wonder that the public sector is the employer of choice for so many women.

With a view to form a sound public sector incentives and thus greatly improve the efficiency of public administration.

But UK economic activity is anaemic and public sector cuts could be deflationary, so the MPC has much to argue about.

Second, Pigou and Keynes (as well as the other signatories) caution against both private sector and public sector austerity.

It serves as a reference work for corporate and public-sector decision makers, as well as those involved in media and government.

Rather than invent new online security systems for the public sector, why not use those already developed by banks, as in Scandinavia?

Public-sector unions can't be allowed to determine the shape of public services.

The 2 million public sector workers expected to strike at the end of this month no longer think pensions are boring.

By participating actively in infrastructure projects, migrants' clubs have brought much-needed accountability to the public sector.

In the last three decades, California expanded the public sector and regulation to Europe-like dimensions.

No other Malaysian company has such a global presence, least of all those in the inefficient public sector.

The culture of service that has served the business community well will therefore become increasingly applicable to the public sector.

To be fair, fat-cat pensions in the public sector are far from typical.

Employers, including the public sector, have grown used to cheap and flexible migrants.

Their names and identification numbers will now be placed on a database used by recruiters throughout the public sector.

Cutting public-sector wages and welfare payments is better than cutting government investment.

But in 2002 it produced a big pay rise for public-sector workers, who grumbled that they had not shared fully in Ireland's new-found riches.

The opposition and public sector unions are no doubt biding their time and waiting for the autumn.

The government has begun to make spending cuts, but these fall far short of what may be required to prune an overgrown public sector.

They are struggling to make ends meet, much like the rest of Zimbabwe's public sector.

South Korea's public-sector unions are likely to be bitter opponents of Mr Lee's privatisation programme.

The government claims to have squirrelled away enough to maintain social spending and pay public-sector wages.

Those dead-set on a career with a charity, voluntary organisation [third sector] or the public sector may struggle.

It was a gradual assumption of private sector debt by the public sector.

Today in England up and down the country many public sector workers are striking!

For the public sector, that can be through a combination of tax increases, spending cuts or growth.

Tony Blair complained about the "scars on my back" from his fights with public-sector workers.

Britain may see the next such clash as its public-sector unions square up for battle.

Rampant corruption, incompetence and sheer laziness in the public sector would be rooted out.

The analysis of the barriers of strategic transformation helps public sector to carry out reforms smoothly.

The private sector routinely introduces reductions in costs and improvements in performance that are almost unknown in the public sector.

Studies show that cutting public-sector wages and transfers is better than cutting public investment.

The public sector includes such agencies as tax authorities ministries responsible for commercial law, and securities commissions.

The public sector must be put on a prolonged harsh diet from the end of this year.

There could also be pressure on the government to bail out various parts of the public sector.

Will Gordon Brown withstand demands for public sector pay increases to compensate for the rising cost of living?

With this objective, the Indian government promoted BHEL as a public sector monopoly in power equipment manufacturing.

It would "reserve" 10% of public-sector jobs for Muslims, and a further 5% for other religious minorities, chiefly Christians.

One question is whether the authors scaremonger too much about the economic consequences of financial fragility and public sector debt.

Even in Wisconsin they cannot be addressed simply by taking on the public sector unions.

If the private sector does not meet certain cost-cutting targets in, say, five years, a public-sector plan should automatically kick in.

Greek public-sector workers went on strike for a day to protest against the government's planned austerity measures.

In a bid to prevent economic collapse the public sector has taken on some of the debt burden of the private sector.

Such organisations as defence companies, builders, IT contractors, security firms and others are vast suppliers to the public sector.

Tens of thousands of public sector workers in Romania have gone on strike to protest against government austerity measures.

The main reasons were a large expansion in public-sector employment, pensions and income redistribution.

Many of the tips will apply to private sector roles too, but there are a few that are particular to the public sector.

But a market for longer-term debt would require a commitment to keeping public-sector payrolls and state pensions in check.

Given the scale of the US's public sector deficit, few could argue with the idea that rating agencies may soon have to start downgrading.

the local public sector and businesses would be interested in funding these initiatives.

The mass walkout by thousands of public sector workers on Thursday of next week will strike a huge blow against Gordon Brown's pay limits.

The row the state's leaders sparked off by attempting to curb the influence of public-sector unions is spreading across the country.

After Greece achieved independence, the under-developed economy meant that the public sector usually provided the most secure jobs.

The budget set the stage for that by announcing a two-year pay freeze for most public-sector workers.

An escape from the public sector's debt trap exists: the mass default known as inflation.

on top of the demand from the public sector , private sector funds are increasingly diversifying into bond investment.

The new global fund has both private- and public-sector accounts to provide financing to countries that have robust farming strategies.

So governors are finally confronting the privileges that public-sector employees have managed to negotiate for themselves in recent decades.

Many have moved into the private sector or abroad in search of better salaries, leaving the public sector with dire staffing shortages.

Yet most governments, even Britain's, have been reluctant to apply similar treatment to the public sector.

Thousands of public-sector workers in Turkey walked out, demanding the right to strike, which is forbidden.

It has been sued by the Department of Justice for fraudulently overcharging public sector customers, which it denies.

The availability of medicines for both acute and chronic conditions was suboptimal across countries, particularly in the public sector.

Private-sector employment has tended to rely on large companies, and some of those in turn depend on the public sector for work.

The UK is facing some of the most stringent public sector budget cuts since the second world war.

But it is crucial that the war with the public-sector unions is won in the right way.

The new public administration that many private sector management methods and means available to the public sector borrowing.

Talks have resumed between the South African government and trade unions to end an increasingly bitter public sector strike.

It is in any case clear that the incoming president intends to supplement monetary stimulation by greatly increased public sector activity.

A vast number of other public-sector entities, some of them decrepit, often create bottlenecks.

He was previously global head of the firm's investment-grade and public sector financing and infrastructure financing businesses.

While maintaining the dominance of the public sector, we encourage diverse sectors of the economy to develop side by side.

Most of the clients I work with are large organizations: universities, large charities, public sector institutions and large companies.

UP AND down Greece, public-sector workers, from teachers to rubbish-collectors, left their jobs on February 10th.

A larger number equates with a greater perception of corruption in the public sector.

Research by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), a think-tank, shows that pay is actually slightly better in the public sector.

But in Africa, this model has largely broken down, an instance of more widespread malfunctioning of the public sector.

PPP model is a new-type partnership between the public sector of government and private enterprise.

Furthermore, similar requirements have already started to cascade from the public sector into private industries.

State and local governments are instituting similar regulatory requirements, as is the public sector worldwide.

It is clear, from this demand, that this is not primarily a cost-saving exercise designed to relieve public-sector budgets.

The reasons for late delivery vary from country to country, but some are often inherent in public sector marketing itself.

And there will be more lay-offs by the many private firms that have come to rely on public-sector largesse.

Investment has picked up gradually in recent months, supported by ongoing infrastructure spending and public sector housing construction.

Should socialist parties be about defending the jobs and privileges of "insiders" in the workplace, particularly in the public sector?

The reform of official vehicle system is one of puzzles in public sector reform.

Public-sector pay packets are up to 15% lighter and will be lighter still after this week's budget.

Subject to operational requirements, we will retain existing temporary jobs in the public sector for a further year.

There was a record number of applications this year for jobs in the public sector as it is seen as a safer place to work .

A study by research group Centre for Cities found that up to 290, 000 graduate jobs could be lost in the public sector by 2014.

Crushed by the recession and falling tax revenues, the city is disbanding its police force and firing all public sector employees.

They should be in parliament, in the cabinet, and running big companies and major public sector organisations.

But, he insists, they must be sure they can cope with the cut in salary that may come with a move to the public sector.

9 May 2010 marked the point at which the focus of concern switched from the private sector to the public sector.

Public-sector wages would plunge, banks would crash, the country would be barred from world debt markets for years.

German public sector banks also appear to have taken on greater risks in the markets worst affected in recent weeks.

The consultancy firm believes there will be an upsurge in demand and is building its public sector practice in the UK.

The pessimistic side suggests China has poured money into the public sector, and will merely form excess capacity.

Deeply indebted governments will also be seeking to squeeze public sector workers.

This website provides useful information to assist public sector organizations to report on their environmental performance .

The disruptive reforms that have so changed the private sector should now be let loose on the public sector.

Nor does it matter for countercyclical purposes whether the spending originates in the private sector or the public sector.

If the public sector spends less, will the private sector take up the slack?

In 2009 the number of unionists in America's public sector passed that of their brethren in the private sector.

still hampered by extensive controls on economic activity, including onerous labour laws; and still dominated by a large public sector.

This occurs via mass bankruptcy, unless bad private debt is shifted on to the public sector's balance sheet.

according to the World Bank, a mere 14% of offloaded public-sector outfits have ended up in private hands.

But the debt crisis has thrown a spanner in the works, because public-sector jobs in many countries have been drastically cut back.

Prime Minister George Papandreou says the deal would involve major sacrifices including cutting public sector salaries and pensions.

With parliamentary and presidential elections looming , the Kremlin will welcome the extra scope to raise pensions and public sector wages .

Public-sector unions are already giving warning of a sustained campaign of strikes.

The mooted changes come on top of a two-year freeze on public-sector pay for all but those on very low salaries.

Relationships with companies are pretty set for the next 10 to 20 years, ' said Ben Zhou, managing director of Dell Services Public Sector.

The public sector's share of the economy is already greater than Sweden's, which limits the scope for tax increases.

The IMF would probably tell Greece to sack thousands of public-sector workers and cut pensions sharply.

The public sector does not only borrow; it also creates assets (or not).

This index shows a different side of bribery from TI's Corruption-perceptions index, which focuses on corruption in the public sector.

Worldwide, the volume of antimalarial medication delivered to the public sector has also increased.

Half of Capita's business is with the public sector: it stores criminal records and runs the TV licensing bureau, for instance.

Meanwhile, the public sector needs to invest more, especially to eliminate transport bottlenecks.

Private corporations aside, the public sector has many world-class institutes heavily involved in agri-biotech.

Social opportunity cost The opportunity cost to society of diverting resources from marginal private sector projects to public sector ones.

Numbers in the public sector dropped during the rollout, while numbers of non-profit staff increased.

It is difficult to predict whether the euro can withstand the social tensions created by this deleveraging of public sector finances.

Public-sector pension funds do sometimes see executive pay as a political rather than a managerial issue.

However, that option is not open to public sector entities; for better or worse, their credit risk is tethered to the West.

Unions are at their most powerful in the public sector and its workers are an important voting block.

The public sector, particularly in Britain, is awash with inspectorates and performance targets.

The measures include an increase in the standard VAT rate and a 5% average cut in public-sector wages.

Strong public sector investment also fuelled the recovery, while investment by private companies remained weak, Lagarde said.