Rehabilitating government : pay and employment reform in Africa
This volume extends the literature on civil service pay and employment by building on first generation studies that identified problems and by introducing a second generation of work that offers prescriptions based on better information, deeper analysis, and more extensive experience with reform imp...
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Washington, D.C.
World Bank
1994
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Table of Contents:
- Contributors
- Preface
- 1. Introduction: pay and employment reform of the civil service / David L. Lindauer and Barbara Nunberg
- Pt. 1. Diagnosing the problem: 2. Government pay and employment policies and economic performance / David L. Lindauer
- 3. Diagnosis with limited information: government pay and employment reform in Somalia / Peter Gregory
- 4. Public expenditure and civil service reform in Tanzania / Mike Stevens
- 5. Recognizing labor market constraints: government-donor competition for manpower in Mozambique / Peter R. Fallon and Luiz A. Pereira da Silva
- 6. Preparing for civil service pay and employment reform: a primer / Mike Stevens
- Pt. 2. Attempts at reform: 7. Experience with civil service pay and employment reform: an overview / Barbara Nunberg
- 8. Implementing civil service pay and employment reform in Africa: the experiences of Ghana, the Gambia, and Guinea / Louis de Merode with Charles S. Thomas
- 9. Dealing with redundancies in government employment in Ghana / Peter Gregory
- 10. Consequences of permanent layoff from the civil service: results from a survey of retrenched workers in Ghana / Harold Alderman, Sudharshan Canagarajah, and Stephen D. Younger
- 11. Conclusion: teh political economy of civil service pay and employment reform / Barbara Nunberg and David L. Lindauer