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Pay, productivity and public service: Priorities for recovery in Sub-Saharan Africa ; a study for UNICEF and UNDP.

By:

Adedeji, Adebayo; Green, Reginald

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TextPublication details: New York : UNICEF, 1995.Subject(s):

Labour Productivity
Public service -- Sub-Saharan Africa -- Labour. -- Public service -- Sub-Saharan Africa -- Labour. -- Public service -- Sub-Saharan Africa -- Labour

Summary: This study focuses on identifying what immediate actions could reverse the decline in morale and in the ability to deliver core services by most African public services. The objective of the study is to find practical arrangements for reversing the erosion of service delivery in the short and immediate term.

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This study focuses on identifying what immediate actions could reverse the decline in morale and in the ability to deliver core services by most African public services. The objective of the study is to find practical arrangements for reversing the erosion of service delivery in the short and immediate term.

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