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Fairness and Justice of the Procedures for the Promotion System by Recommendation in Government Organizations: A Case Study of Taiwanese Police Officers

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Fairness and Justice of the Procedures for the Promotion System by Recommendation in Government Organizations: A Case Study of Taiwanese Police Officers
Author(s)Lin, Yi-Chun; Yang, Chyan
AbstractSignificant difference emerges between the spirit of the recommendation system, (the idea to strictly prevent from redundancy, select genuine talents, and make up for the incompleteness in regulations involving personnel management, performance evaluation and seniority computation), and the reality. This paper is to analyze the activity of recommendation by taking the promotion system by recommendation applicable to the police officers above the middle class in Taiwan area as example. Its purpose is to explore the reliability of recommendation, find out the factors affecting promotion, and the conditions pertain to promoters and beyond them. Besides, it investigates into personnel’s response to this system. The results will be of benefit to personnel managers and administrators, within these police and public department organization and business in provision of useful guidelines for human resource management.
IssueNo9
Pages1235-1254
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceInternational Journal of Public Administration
VolumeNo25
PubDateSeptember 2002
ISBN_ISSN0190-0692

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