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HRM-Based Reforms in Public Organizations: Problems and Perspectives
Pichault, François
2007In Human Resource Management Journal, 17/3, p. 265–282
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Keywords :
HRM; new public management; key success factors
Abstract :
[en] Many attempts at modernisation have been launched in public organisations during the last decade, focused on a renewal of HR policies and devices. Via an in-depth exploration of three case studies in Belgium, this paper develops an analytical framework likely to explain their contrasting performances. Our main hypothesis is that a lack of coherence (a) within the content itself of HRM-based reforms, (b) between this content and the context in which it is introduced, or (c) the process by which it is implemented, could explain a large part of the problems encountered. The paper also suggests some key recommendations for the management of HRM- based reforms in the public sphere.
Research Center/Unit :
Laboratoire d'Etudes sur les Nouvelles Technologies de l'Information, la Communication, l'Innovation et le Changement - LENTIC
Disciplines :
Human resources management
Author, co-author :
Pichault, François  ;  Université de Liège - ULiège > HEC - École de gestion de l'ULiège > Gestion des ressources humaines
Language :
English
Title :
HRM-Based Reforms in Public Organizations: Problems and Perspectives
Publication date :
2007
Journal title :
Human Resource Management Journal
ISSN :
0954-5395
eISSN :
1748-8583
Publisher :
Blackwell Publishing
Volume :
17/3
Pages :
265–282
Peer reviewed :
Peer Reviewed verified by ORBi
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