Public Service Function Research Articles

Research on the Profit Model of “Internet+ Logistics Park”

The operation and management mode of “Internet+ Logistics Park” ecosphere has long-term and stable core competitiveness. This paper studies how to obtain the corresponding economic benefits from the perspective of the operators of the logistics park. The logistics park chooses the appropriate logistics service and the public service function to obtain the corresponding economic benefit. The development of the logistics park will finally be implemented to the profit of the park. The paper puts forward the profit model of “Internet+ Logistics Park” ecosphere; This paper mainly analyzes five modes: logistics integration mode, platform operation mode, resource integration mode, service delivery mode and chain replication mode; This paper makes a comparative analysis of different profit models from the aspects of model characteristics and profit thinking.

The “Onset” of Flexible Forms of Employment in the Greek Public Sector: A Multidimensional Reform in the New Era

Flexible forms of employment are used more and more in the Greek public sector in the recent years. They apply to a wide range of public sector activities with many different types. The causes for this increase are due to the rapid changes in the economic, social and technological environment, as well as to the “core” of the European employment policies, the promotion of social policy and the coverage of needs of the public sector that cannot be met by the existing civil servants. The institutionalization of flexible forms of employment in the largest employer of the country, with its special role on the overall economic and social development, has significant implications for the economy, the society, the labor market, the function of public services and the public employees, especially as far as the employment status and employment relations in the public sector are concerned. However, the analysis of their implementation so far highlights the multifaceted effects of the flexible forms of employment in the public sector and therefore a thorough further investigation is required in order to make these forms useful for the economy, the society and the employees.

People’s sovereignty principle and its role in the formation of legislation on public service in Ukraine

The article takes into account Ukraine’s course to deepen European integration in order to gain EU membership, which involves the implementation of the Council of Europe’s principles of good governance, other European standards and best international governance practices. As a result of the analysis of the main components of the concept of people’s sovereignty, the concept of public service in Ukraine is substantiated and developed, which provides coverage of all subjects of power, regardless of the specialization of tasks and functions of the state and society. It is proposed to take the concept as a basis for solving the problem of existing separate regulatory acts in the spheres of state and military service, organization and activity of local self-government bodies, prosecutor’s office, Security Service of Ukraine and other authorities, state and municipal bodies. The lack of a system of regulations is the reason for inconsistencies or differences in their provisions. There are no legal norms on certain issues of the service, which is an obstacle to the formation of a holistic concept of public service in Ukraine, unambiguous in terms of the constituent elements of the concepts of «civil service», «public service», «civil servant», «civil servant». This has the form of imperfection of legislative support of relevant relations, lack of a unified approach to the allocation of components, principles of organization and functioning of public service in Ukraine, to determine the place of all state bodies in its apparatus and mechanism, taking the constitutional principle of separation of legislative, executive and judicial powers

Objectives, methods, and results in critical health systems and policy research: evaluating the healthcare market

BackgroundSince the 1980s, markets have turned increasingly to intangible goods – healthcare, education, the arts, and justice. Over 40 years, the authors investigated healthcare commoditisation to produce policy knowledge relevant to patients, physicians, health professionals, and taxpayers. This paper revisits their objectives, methods, and results to enlighten healthcare policy design and research.Main textThis paper meta-analyses the authors’ research that evaluated the markets impact on healthcare and professional culture and investigated how they influenced patients’ timely access to quality care and physicians’ working conditions. Based on these findings, they explored the political economic of healthcare.In low-income countries the analysed research showed that, through loans and cooperation, multilateral agencies restricted the function of public services to disease control, with subsequent catastrophic reductions in access to care, health de-medicalisation, increased avoidable mortality, and failure to attain the narrow MDGs in Africa.The pro-market reforms enacted in middle-income countries entailed the purchaser-provider split, privatisation of healthcare pre-financing, and government contracting of health finance management to private insurance companies. To establish the materiality of a cause-and-effect relationship, the authors compared the efficiency of Latin American national health systems according to whether or not they were pro-market and complied with international policy standards.While pro-market health economists acknowledge that no market can offer equitable access to healthcare without effective regulation and control, the authors showed that both regulation and control were severely constrained in Asia by governance and medical secrecy issues.In high-income countries they questioned the interest for population health of healthcare insurance companies, whilst comparing access to care and health expenditures in the European Union vs. the U.S., the Netherlands, and Switzerland. They demonstrated that commoditising healthcare increases mortality and suffering amenable to care considerably and carries professional, cultural, and ethical risks for doctors and health professionals. Pro-market policies systems cause health systems inefficiency, inequity in access to care and strain professionals’ ethics.ConclusionPolicy research methodologies benefit from being inductive, as health services and systems evaluations, and population health studies are prerequisites to challenge official discourse and to explore the historical, economic, sociocultural, and political determinants of public policies.

Analisis Kepuasan, Kesenjangan Kinerja dan Kepentingan Pelayanan Humas di Cibinong Science Center - Botanical Garden LIPI

LIPI Public Relations is one of the support services functions that provide scientific services to researchers in terms of cooperation, public information, media and inter-institutions relations, and facilitating the socialization of science and technology. Reorganization causes changes in the function of public relations services from work units to regions, so it is necessary to analyze the satisfaction, performance and interest gaps of public relations services in the Cibinong Science Center-Botanical Garden LIPI. This study used a quantitative method approach with qualitative data as a support. Data was analyzed from two instruments, i.e. Community Satisfaction Index (IKM) and Importance Performance Analysis (IPA). Among four PR service functions, three of them (cooperation, public information, media and inter-institutional relations) were perceived as working properly, meanwhile for facilitating the socialization of science and technology was not good. Officer behavior indicator was good, thus needed to be maintained. IKM’s indicators, such as: service requirements, procedures, completion time, product specifications, competence of officers, and complaints handling were not good enough, so that it became a priority for improvement. Moreover, the cost and infrastructure indicators could be ignored. Research suggested that the implementation of procedures was a priority for short-term improvement. Furthermore, development of product specifications and enhancing the competence of officers were short-term to medium-term improvement priorities.

Framing 'digital well-being' as a social good

This contribution argues that companies such as Apple, Facebook, and Google are increasingly incorporating features that supposedly promote “digital well-being” to forestall regulation of their platforms and services. The inclusion of these features, such as Apple’s Screen Time, frames these commercial platforms as providing a social good by promising to encourage more “intentional” or “mindful” use of social media and mobile devices. As a result, oft-critiqued platforms are increasingly adopting the language of their critics in order to frame themselves as a social good. This strategy mimics that used by radio executives in the United States in the early twentieth century, where the medium developed as a predominantly commercial enterprise. To avoid regulation, it became necessary to perpetuate the perception that commercial broadcasters were also a social good that fulfilled a public service function. Platforms today, we assert, are inadvertently or purposefully adopting a similar tactic to position themselves as leaders in a developing digital wellness market in the hopes of avoiding future governmental regulation.

Directions and Principles for Revision of Farmland Law -Focusing on the development of sustainable agricultural rural areas and improvement of public service functions

Directions and Principles for Revision of Farmland Law -Focusing on the development of sustainable agricultural rural areas and improvement of public service functions

PODCASTING IN TRANSITION: FORMALIZATION AND ITS DISCONTENTS

Podcasting has thrived since its popularization in 2004 as a bastion for amateur media production. Over the past ten years, however, entrepreneurs and legacy media companies have rapidly expanded their interests in podcasting, bringing with them professional standards and the logics of capital. Breakout hits such as 2014’s Serial (with nearly 40 million downloads) and This American Life have demonstrated to both programmers and advertisers the potential for podcasting to emerge as a commercially viable media industry (O’Connell, 2015). According to a recent nationwide survey by Edison Research (2019), an estimated 90 million listeners reported having listened to a podcast in the previous month. Despite the medium’s homespun, DIY roots, this dramatic expansion of the podcast audience and interest from legacy media has begun to transform it “from a do-it-yourself, amateur niche medium into a commercial mass medium” (Bonini, 2015, p. 27). This proposed panel aims to explore the transitions currently underway in podcasting. Specifically, each of the papers on this panel address in some way the process of formalization, or the process by which “media systems become progressively more rationalized, consolidated and financially transparent” (Lobato &Thomas, 2015, p. 27). Formalization is not a monolithic process, but rather one that is responsive to existing institutional, regulatory, and cultural structures. It is also historically contingent. The first paper, entitled “Podcasting as a cultural form between old and new media” utilizes a historical lens to link the current trajectory of the medium’s development to the development and domestication of radio in the 1920s as well as the rise of online streaming services in the 21st Century. In particular, this paper situates podcasting in the context of these earlier technologies, arguing that the medium is best understood as a complex interplay between networks of market actors. This complex interplay of actors is explored in more detail by papers 2 and 3. In the second paper, entitled “Formalising the informal: BBC commissions and the shape of podcasts,” the author explores the powerful role of the BBC in providing an institutional and creative framework for podcasting production via its BBC Sounds online radio platform. Through the efforts of this venerable public service broadcaster to reach new audiences by developing podcast content specific to this platform, this paper argues that the medium’s amateur and informal ethos stands to be re-shaped. The third paper, entitled “Protecting public podcasting: Are U.S. news, public affairs, and learning podcasts at risk?”, takes a macro-level view of the formalization process, focusing on podcasts within the U.S. context. Nothing that the most popular podcasts in the U.S. are either learning or information-oriented, this paper argues that the podcast ecosystem fulfills an important public service function. The introduction of platform services like Spotify as power players in podcast distribution, coupled with the rise of advertising as a means of monetization, presents new risks for perpetuation of the medium as an aural public service resource. The fourth paper expands the arguments surrounding podcast formalization by exploring the introduction of market information regimes within the medium. Specifically, this paper explores the development of audience metrics for podcasting, beginning in the mid-2000’s. This paper makes clear that powerful industry players such as Apple and the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) are quickly standardizing the measurement of podcast audiences. These standards create a more transparent market for advertisers, but in so doing they also shift the focus away from the unique nature of podcast content and move it toward notions of audience size. This has the potential to move the medium further away from its amateur roots. Finally, the fifth paper on the panel attempts to reframe the formalization debate by pulling the discussion away from the confining binaries of utopian or dystopian narratives. Instead, this paper situates podcasting within a much broader context by leveraging Don Idhe’s phenomenological philosophy of technology to “speculate on a potential future of reified oral/aural meditation.” This paper considers the nature of the medium itself as a unique “techno-sonic experience”. Here, podcasting is not considered as a medium being shaped by the formalization efforts of institutions or legacy forms of media. Instead, podcasting emerges as a transformational technology that promises a new era of sound integration.

Barriers and facilitators to implement oral health policies on Brazil, Colombia, and Chile

Abstract Background Public health policies are important for the general population's well-being. Among the policies, oral health is included in the context of integral health, so those responsible for creating oral health policies and programs are key elements for the programs focusing on improving the health of a country's population. Oral health is considered a right to the citizen in the countries of this study (Brazil, Colombia and Chile), although their health systems are different. The aim of this study was to understand which barriers and facilitator occurs during the implementation of oral health programs/policies. Methods A qualitative study was conducted within personal interviews with decision-makers, at the political, technical and academic levels. Data were transcribed and analyzed using Maxqda®. Results It was observed that, at the moment of the insertion of oral health into the Health System, the formation of dentists with an emphasis in the public service proved to be a critical knot in these countries, also populatiońs lack of knowledge about their rights was mentioned. In Chile and Colombia one of the main facilitators was the previous existence of oral health programs. As barriers, we identified the lack of systematization of epidemiological data. In Brazil, the main facilitators were a large number of dentists already available in the job market and the political will of politicians to include oral health as public, mainly by the president of the country. Managers unprepared to work in public service was one of the main barriers. Conclusions During the development and implementation of public policies several factors are encountered, and although oral health is offered in different ways by health systems, it can be concluded that human resources are fundamental elements for functioning of public services and consequently success, besides the interest of the managers and politicians for the inclusion of this theme in the political agenda of the country. Key messages Oral health policies are influenced by several factors at the moment of its implementation, among them, the most prominent one is the formation of the dentist. Stakeholders should keep in mind that oral health is a fundamental part of the comprehensive health of the population and should include and advocate for this theme.

Transformation of the public service of Ukraine into an institution of social interaction in the context of the global crisis

The article substantiates the conceptual foundations of the transformation of the public service of Ukraine into the institution of social interaction as one of the most important conditions for overcoming the socio-economic crisis and effective implementation of social reforms. The paper analyzes the current state of crisis in which society and the institution of public service, as the main subject of formation and implementation of public development strategy. It is emphasized that the systemic crisis may well be the factor that changes the social system in the direction of reducing entropy and contributes to the restructuring of the format of the relationship between public service and society. Favorable factors have been identified that accelerate the achievement of a new qualitative state of organization and functioning of the public service in the process of overcoming the crisis. The necessity of cardinal institutional changes at the highest levels of state power, namely in the triangle "Verkhovna Rada – President – Cabinet of Ministers" is substantiated. Based on research conducted by the Razumkov Centre's sociological service from February 13 to 17, 2020, as well as from April 24 to 29, 2020 (by telephone interview), there is a significant decrease in the professionalism and quality of government institutions, which leads to a decline in public confidence. public service. Emphasis is placed on the need to amend the relevant laws of Ukraine, which will be the first step towards the preparation of a single integrated bill "On Public Service in Ukraine", which should introduce fundamental principles for the functioning of public service as an institution of public interaction. It is proved that the process of transformation of the public service of Ukraine into an institution of social interaction should take place at all levels of public power through constructive social self-organization and broad involvement of citizens in the management process. The role of leaders of territorial communities is highlighted, who on the basis of constant social dialogue and partnership with the community should ensure constructive social self-organization and minimize the consequences of the crisis.

PELAKSANAAN TUGAS DAN FUNGSI PEMERINTAH DALAM USAHA KESEJAHTERAAN SOSIAL ANAK

The research objective was to determine the process of social welfare services carried out by the Woro Wiloso Salatiga Social Rehabilitation Center in realizing children's social welfare, and to find out the efforts taken by the Woro Wiloso Social Rehabilitation Center in overcoming obstacles in social services This research methodology uses the approach of juridical sociology with descriptive of research type. The method of collecting data uses observation and interview. The method of analyze data uses qualitative description. The writer applied the theory of good governance and public service to observe whether or not the undertaking of social service in the social service office “Woro Wiloso” Salatiga has fulfilled the aspect and function of good governance and public service as the efforts in improving the children welfare to reach the success of the development of social welfare in Central Java.

Tanggungjawab Pemerintah Dalam Pengelolaan Lingkungan Hidup Berbasis Partisipasi Masyarakat untuk Pembangunan Daerah Bali

Lingkungan hidup yang baik dan sehat merupakan hak asasi setiap warganegara Indonesia sebagaimana diamanatkan dalam Pasal 28H UUD RI 1945. Pengelolaan lingkungan yang kurang bijaksana turut memperparah penurunan kwalitas lingkungan hidup karena itu perlu dilakukan peningkatan perlindungan dan pengelolaan lingkungan hidup. Perlindungan dan pengelolaan lingkungan yang berkelanjutan merupakan tanggungjawab pemerintah beserta masyarakat. Pertanggungjawaban pemerintah dalam melakukan perlindungan dan pengelolaan lingkungan hidup merupakan fungsi pelayanan public, untuk menjamin seluruh penduduk mendapatkan lingkungan yang baik dan sehat. Maka pemerintah dapat diminta pertanggungjawabannya, baik secara administrative, perdata maupun pidana mana kala pemerintah lalai melaksanakan kewajibannya yang tidak sesuai dengan aspirasi masyarakat. Penelitian ini dikualifikasikan sebagai penelitian hukum normatif dengan menerapkan beberapa jenis pendekatan yaitu, pendekatan perundang-undangan, pendekatan konseptual, pendekatan filsafat, pendekatan sejarah, pendekatan perbandingan, pendekatan kasus termasuk pula pendekatan budaya atas dasar kearifan masyarakat lokal. Hasil penelitian menunjukan bahwa perlindungan dan pengelolaan lingkungan hidup adalah upaya mengemban tanggungjawab sangat sulit sehingga mengakibatkan terjadinya penurunan kwalitas lingkunan hidup makin nyata. Begitu pula dalam hal terjadi pencemaran dan perusakan lingkungan hidup pelaku dapat diminta pertanggungjawabannya baik secara hukum perdata maupun hukum pidana. Namun demikian penegakan lingkungan partisipatif dengan mengintegrasikan nilai-nilai yang berkembang di masyarakat dalam menjaga dan melestarikan lingkungan adalah suatu bentuk idial untuk melindungi dan melakukan pengelolaan lingkungan hidup secara bijaksana untuk mewujudkan pembangunan daerah yang berkelanjutan.

Identification of urban functions enhancement and weakening based on urban land use conversion: A case study of Changchun, China.

A deep understanding of urban functions is the basis for the optimization of urban spatial structure and for the sustainable development of urban space. Previous research mainly focused on the identification and classification of urban functions using a variety of data and methods; however, little attention has been paid to the quantitative measurement of changes in urban functions, and to their temporal and spatial evolution. With the help of urban land use maps, we used the overlay analysis and the transition matrix to quantitatively measure the enhancement and weakening of urban functions and their spatial differences, by analyzing the relationship between urban land development and redevelopment. Accordingly, the change state of urban function enhancement and weakening could be divided into six categories. Moreover, the results of research on residential, commercial, public service, and industrial functions show that changes in different urban functions have different temporal and spatial characteristics. Our findings on the enhancement and weakening of urban functions in the central city of Changchun provide theoretical support for the sustainable development of urban space in the future.

Between Revenues and Public Service Delivery

Abstract This article examines the development of policies regarding the state-owned enterprises (SOE s) and public service agencies (PSA s) in Indonesia. In 2004, the government of Indonesia introduced PSA s—government agencies that were given large autonomy to manage their financial affairs. The rationale behind this autonomy is consistent with the New Public Management ideal: the creation of more market-oriented government institutions with the objective of increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of public service delivery. The PSA policy has increased state revenues significantly, yet the quality of services and accountability has not improved accordingly. A comparison with SOE s reveals that the restructuring of government agencies and SOE s took place before a supportive framework was set in place. We argue that to tackle informality and to safeguard the social functions of public services, the spearheads of efficiency and revenues in Indonesian bureaucratic reform policies require a strong foundation, consisting of regulatory and ideological components.

Who Is in Charge? The Provision of Informal Personal Resources at the Street Level

AbstractStreet-level bureaucrats (SLBs) nowadays provide services under conditions of increased demand for public services coupled with scarcer financial resources. The literature that focuses on how workers adapt to this situation mainly examines their provision of formal resources as part of their job. What researchers have not systematically examined is the delivery of informal personal resources (IFRs) by street-level workers to clients. Understanding the provision of IFRs is particularly important when “no one is fully in charge” of public services. Drawing on 214 in-depth qualitative interviews with SLBs who provide education, health, and welfare services in the public sector in Israel, we found a remarkable range of IFRs they provided to clients. We also found that four main factors influencing the provision of IFRs: lack of formal resources; professional commitment; managerial encouragement; and a work environment whose values combine old and new approaches to public service. The findings contribute to the public administration literature by exposing how public service function in a somewhat vague reality, and they contribute to the SLB literature by highlighting the unrecognized component of informal service provision.

Analysis of the Village Sports Public Services and Its Related Concepts

The village sports public service has become the hot topics in the study of sports public services in China and at all levels of government in rural sports development and new thinking in the construction of public service. However, some related concepts of fuzzy, the lack of theoretical system will great obstacles for the village sports public service construction. Based on the theory of logic, for the public service and sports public service and other important concept have carried on the comprehensive analysis, and put forward the concept of village sports public service. Objective to provide theoretical basis for further study, improvement and enhancement of public service function of sports department in China.

An Analytical-Predictive Model for Measuring the Efficiency and Effectiveness of Public Health Services

Background:The main function of public health services is to improve people’s health and therefore, efficiency and effectiveness are constantly a subject of various world-wide research works. Today, in the era of digitalization, when numerous data are created and built, it is much easier to develop and implement a measurement system. It is possible to quickly use a wide variety of accurate and reliable data, aiming to create different measures that will help in the assessment and the decision-making process. For a long time, public health services have been facing a problem of finding an appropriate solution for measuring efficiency and effectiveness.Objective:The aim of this research is to find an appropriate analytical-predictive model for measuring efficiency and effectiveness of public health institutes. Public health is oriented to monitoring, analysis, and evaluation of the health of a populationi.e., prevention activities. It is a complex and interdependent process of different realisation of services, programmes, and activities the results of which are sometimes visible only after a long period of time. Therefore, the results of their activities should be evaluated using an appropriate performance measurement system.Methods:The adjusted Balanced Scorecard (BSC) combined with the non-parametric Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) technique is used to help identify the possibilities for improving the efficiency and effectiveness of public health service activities.Results:The result of this study is the proposed Analytical-Predictive Model (APE) that uses Balanced Scorecard combined with Data Envelopment Analysis to measure relative and technical efficiency as well as long-term effectiveness. The model used DEA as a benchmark for targets set in each perspective within the BSC. Using the BSC model, we selected the goals and common indicators for all DMUs, and using DEA, we identified relative efficiency of the DMUs. Efficient DMUs are considered a benchmark and used as targets for measuring effectiveness.Conclusion:This research has confirmed the appropriateness of the combination of BSC and DEA methods for measuring efficiency and effectiveness of public health institutions. To be able to measure and predict the long-term effectiveness of the activities and programmes, we had to combine the realised outputs and the set outcomes. The implementation of the APE model in the institutes of public health will contribute to the improvement of analysis, forecast, and optimisation of all their activities. The model is applicable to other public health institutions.

On the Path of Community Social Capital Cultivation Based on Social Work Project

At present, with the social transformation and system transformation in our country, the urban social spatial structure has changed dramatically. Community is the most basic element of social organism, and also one of the most concentrated social regional spaces of various social conflicts and contradictions. The paradigm of community social capital is highly consistent with the current situation of community development in China. The cultivation of community social capital is not only from the practical difficulties and policy guidance in community governance, but also from the needs of public service function transfer. This paper interprets the social capital of the community from the three elements of network, norm and trust, defines the structure of social capital and the construction of specific indicators in the community level, and analyzes the current situation and reasons for the lack of social capital in the community. From the perspective of social work, this paper discusses the cultivation path of community social capital based on community service projects by using the intervention strategy of asset-based model, multi-party linkage subject and cross-border cooperation mode.

MEDIA BARU DALAM PELAYANAN PUBLIK

Along with level of social media fame that higer than before, we cannot deny that now there is an expansion of social media "functions", where the social media is not only used as a medium of self-existence, but also the existence of groups, institutions and state institutions. Used not only for individual interests, but also for economic, social, political, and cultural interests. One of the social media functions “now” is the function of public services, where the social media is used as a medium of public service by institutions and state institutions like Ombudsman RI Bengkulu. Digital-based services through the internet network are carried out by Ombudsman RI Bengkulu as a way to reach the community. Such as through Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and Instagram. Digital-based services via the internet by the Ombudsman RI Bengkulu can be said a manifestation of the Ombudsman service innovation to the public. Therefore it is interesting to see about how far the social media is used by the Indonesian Ombudsman Bengkulu for public service purposes. This study is a qualitative study that seeks to analyze and describe the use of Instagram in public services by the Ombudsman RI Bengkulu. The results showed that social media, by the Ombudsman RI Bengkulu, was used as a medium for socializing and raising complaints in the process of public service. Besides being used as a media for public services, there are positive and negative impacts arising from the use of social media in the public service process by the Ombudsman RI Bengkulu. However, the use of social media is considered effective and is considered to be able to facilitate the process of public service, besides that it is also a manifestation of the diffusion of innovation in the public service process by the Indonesian Ombudsman Bengkulu.
 Keywords: Utilization, Social Media, public services, RI Ombudsman Bengkulu, Innovation
 

IMPROVEMENT OF ASSESSMENT METHODS FOR THE VACANT POSITIONS OF PUBLIC OFFICERS

The article investigates the theoretical and methodological foundations and the organizational and legal aspect of the selection and recruitment for holding public service positions in Ukraine, taking into account modern trends. The basic concepts «selection of personnels», «recruitment of personnels», «personnel assessment» and its importance for the effective functioning of public services are considered. The key methods and principles of personnel assessment popular in Ukraine and abroad were analyzed. The last publications the decision of this problem is examined in which are considered. The current legal framework regulating personnel issues for civil service positions and the competition procedure are analyzed. Application of modern methods of selection and recruitment of personnels is offered on government service. It is well-proven that a selection and recruitment of personnels is a difficult multistage and multidimensional process. Quality of realization of this process depends on introduction of control the system by quality of personnel. A selection of personnels is the process of search, selection and recruitment of workers on vacant positions and workplaces. The basic methods of search of personnels are certain, modern approaches of their selection are rotined. The necessary condition of high-quality selection of civil servant is an analysis of process of search and selection of candidates. The process of selection must engulf all of the stages of estimation of personnel during holding a competition, beginning from a serve announcements on vacant position to the decision-making by a commission in relation to the choice of applicant on position of civil servant. Possibility of the use of modern methods of selection and selection of personnels, in-use in the conditions of inert economy is well-proven, in activity of organs of public power. At the use of different methods of estimation of personnel criteria must be taken into account which activity of civil servant is determined on. In obedience to criteria, estimations must be realistic and to assume the certain measure of estimation of competence.