Abstract
This article discusses the influence of social and economic factors on the management of the public sector in Greece, and particularly in the Ministry of Education. To be effective in promoting social and economic development, public administration has to be ahead of the general level of development of the country. It requires the political will of the Government, rational policy, financial support and the effective motivatation and development of employees throughout the public sector. The author works for the Ministry of Education in Greece.
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