Hearing what the analyst and others have said about the company current condition what should your immediate priority be to smart tri state on the right track?
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F.O.L.L.O.W M.E
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PREFACE
In an era of technological, social and economic change, statistical offices are facing several
challenges to further develop their key role as provider of high-quality information on
economic, social and environmental phenomena. These include the need to meet both current
and future demands of the users of statistics and to develop production processes that
increase efficiency of work and reduce costs.
New technologies and new organisational arrangements are fundamental in this respect. This
is why the High-Level Group on Modernisation of Statistical Production and Services,
established under the auspices of the Conference of European Statisticians, is developing an
integrated approach to update production processes and statistical outputs.
In this context, human resources are the most important asset of statistical offices.
Appropriate and skilled human resources are essential to ensure the production of high
quality statistics and to implement more efficient and effective production processes based on
new technologies. Proactive human resources management is essential to achieve the
abovementioned change and to allow statistical offices to meet the challenges today and in
future.
This volume includes 24 papers highlighting good practices in human resources management
and training in statistical offices. The papers cover a range of issues from recruitment and
retaining of qualified staff and setting up training programmes, to competence mapping and
management development. These papers have been presented at seminars and workshops on
human resources management and training from 2006 to 2012, organised on the initiative of
the Conference of European Statisticians.
It is my hope that the Compilation will be useful for the work on human resources in statistical
offices in their transition to more efficient and effective working methods.
Mr. Enrico Giovannini
Chairman of the Conference of European Statisticians