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Assessment Of The Public Servant. Aspects Regarding The Competence Of The Court In Changing The Mark Granted By The Assessor

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  • Eugenia IOVANAȘ

    (University Aurel Vlaicu Arad, Faculty Sciences Social and Humanities, Administratin Public)

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The assessment of the performance – aims to analyze the way in which the job tasks are being accomplished and the work tasks related to the professional standards. The results obtained are considered in fulfilling the tasks specific to the job he/she is on and other gathered tasks, the results of the professional training in the assessed time, the performance obtained related to the individual performance objectives and to the performance standards, contribution in fulfilling the tasks of the unit and the deficiencies in activity. The evaluation of the performance characteristics highlights the strong and the weak points, under the form of certain levels which will be taken into consideration, as a synthesis reflection, in establishing the general mark of the performance. The general evaluation of the performance, under narrative form, considers the detailing and the explaining of the performance characteristics, of the way in which the objectives and the performance standards of the assessed public servant are reached, so that it can distinguish his/her professional particularity and personality. The law issue subject to debate aims at the competence of the court in proceeding to a new assessment of the public servant activity, which contests the mark granted by the assessor.

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  • Eugenia IOVANAȘ, 2015. "Assessment Of The Public Servant. Aspects Regarding The Competence Of The Court In Changing The Mark Granted By The Assessor," SEA - Practical Application of Science, Romanian Foundation for Business Intelligence, Editorial Department, issue 9, pages 15-18, December.
  • Handle: RePEc:cmj:seapas:y:2015:i:9:p:15-18
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