Classification and payment systems in Turkish public personnel administration compared with some western countries (United States of America, Federal Republic of Germany, United Kingdom and France)
2007
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Advisor: Prof.dr. Ali Öztekin
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ABSTRACTThe plot of this work is ?Classification and Payment Systems of The Administrationof Turkish Public Officers?. Throughout the context, public officers? administration islimitedly observed; classification and payment systems are observed in detailed. By taking alook on the development of classfication and payment systems, the development in FederalGermany, United States of America, Great Britain and France is observed and so thedevelopment in Turkey is executed comperatively. Observing the classification and paymensystems in Turkey, a broad spectrum is projected for legal procedures. Refering to theimportance of classification and payment systems for Recource Management, the reasons whythe systems could not saturate on steady grounds are pointed out.Throughout the work, in order to form the theoritical frame, subject recourse scan hasbeen done, book and articles about the subject has been utilisied, the data on legal procedureshas been observed and interpreted.
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Dr. Özgül Başar
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Özgül Başar (Master Thesis). Classification and payment systems in Turkish public personnel administration compared with some western countries (United States of America, Federal Republic of Germany, United Kingdom and France), 2007, Akdeniz University.
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