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ANNEXΡar /ΡageMEFP(11)MoU2.7.1.10.iiMEFP(11)MoU2.7.1.11.iMEFP(11)MoU2.7.1.11.iiMoU2.7.1.11.iiiAction Deadline Comm<strong>en</strong>ts Statuspublish on a monthly basis data on full time public sectoremploym<strong>en</strong>t and contractual positions, the number ofemployees in the mobility scheme, the number of exits andthe number of p<strong>en</strong>ding disciplinary cases in the variousstages.Publish on the governm<strong>en</strong>t website detailed monthly dataon ordinary staff (full-time public sector employees) andother staff (contractual employees, political appointees,etc.), the number of employees in the mobility scheme, th<strong>en</strong>umber of exits, and the number of p<strong>en</strong>ding disciplinarycases.The Authorities will record all employees into the c<strong>en</strong>susdatabase and will bring all employees into the SinglePaym<strong>en</strong>t Authority, to complete our monitoring frameworkfor governm<strong>en</strong>t employm<strong>en</strong>t and the wage bill.The Governm<strong>en</strong>t will hire one new employee for each exitas a result of:(i) disciplinary cases;(ii) due dilig<strong>en</strong>ce evaluation of legal <strong>en</strong>tities of public andprivate law leading to mergers and abolishm<strong>en</strong>t;(iii) evaluation of the personnel using the mobility scheme,including before any reallocation to a new position;(iv) voluntary exits from the mobility scheme (excludingpersonnel within 3 years of retirem<strong>en</strong>t); and(v) the elapse of a 8-month period in the mobility scheme.If the assessm<strong>en</strong>t (to be provided to EC/IMF/ECBmonthly) at any point shows that the employm<strong>en</strong>tdevelopm<strong>en</strong>ts and plans are no longer on track to achieveour aggregate targets, the Authorities commit to reduce the1:1 hiring ratio for exits m<strong>en</strong>tioned under (i.)For all other exits than those m<strong>en</strong>tioned under (i.), thehiring ratio will remain 1:5, as <strong>en</strong>visaged in the programJuly 2013September2013ContinuousMonthlyContinuousThe monthly requested data are on the ministry'ssite.JMD FEK 3091/B/5.12.2013 provides for theregistration of public legal <strong>en</strong>tities of private sectorin the C<strong>en</strong>sus Database. So far employees of 772<strong>en</strong>tities have be<strong>en</strong> registered. The vast majority of<strong>en</strong>tities is included in the C<strong>en</strong>sus Database andfollowing certain procedures (such as bank accounts,Board decision etc) the payroll will be implem<strong>en</strong>tedthrough the SPA. It is estimated that the exercisewill be fully implem<strong>en</strong>ted by <strong>en</strong>d April.Due to the mandatory exits of 15.000 employeeswhich will take place within 2013 & 2014, MAREG,by applying the rule of 1:1 and taking intoconsideration the need for quantitive improvem<strong>en</strong>tof the staff, has estimated that 15.000 hirings, inaddition to those allowed by the rule 1:5, willgradually take place within 2013, 2014 & 2015.Data are submitted to EC/ECB/IMF on a monthlybasis and are uploaded also to the C<strong>en</strong>sus DataBasis. EC/ECB/IMF and MAREG exchangecomm<strong>en</strong>ts. Data are provided per Ministry andcumulatively. Employm<strong>en</strong>t is in accordance with theestimations.The ratios apply.Observed.NotObserved.P<strong>en</strong>ding.N/AN/AObserved.Ongoing.MoU2.7.1.11.ivThe Authorities will define detailed hiring plans for 2013,in consultation with the EC/ECB/IMFJuly 2013EC/ECB/IMF approved the revised version on hiringplans.Observed.MEFP(11)MoU2.7.1.11.vMoU2.7.1.11.viMoU2.7.1.12.iMoU2.7.1.12.iiMoU2.7.1.13We will define detailed hiring plans for 2013 thet reflectgovernm<strong>en</strong>t priorities and prepare staffing and hiring planto be included in the budget for 2014.In line with the preparation of the annual Budget and theMTFS, the Cabinet of Ministers will adopt detailed hiringplans for 2014, in consultation with the EC/ECB/IMFProvide the hiring plans to ASEP with at least a six-monthnotice with respect to the desired recruitm<strong>en</strong>t process, so asto allow proper planning and that selections can be carriedout to the highest standards, compatible with the budgetaryconstraints. Ensure a suffici<strong>en</strong>t budget so that modernmethods are used by ASEP for the selections, includingthrough a compet<strong>en</strong>cy-based approachThe Authorities will define a human resources strategy inorder to:• id<strong>en</strong>tify and address the weaknesses of the public servicemanagem<strong>en</strong>t of human resources• id<strong>en</strong>tify and implem<strong>en</strong>t the best possible way to managethe career of civil servants (including recruitm<strong>en</strong>tprocedures, appointm<strong>en</strong>ts, trainings, evaluation as well asmobility, etc.); and• assess and clarify the mandate, roles and responsibilitiesof all s<strong>en</strong>ior managers, including the politically appointedand the s<strong>en</strong>ior public service managem<strong>en</strong>t, leading to areduction of the number of advisors, who should beprovided with a specific job descriptionThe Authorities will reflect this strategy in legislation. Thislegal act will aim at <strong>en</strong>suring institutional continuity andhigher levels of effici<strong>en</strong>cy in the public administration, andprovide a basis for evaluating and developing thecompet<strong>en</strong>ces of the s<strong>en</strong>ior managem<strong>en</strong>t and the staff atlargeThe Authorities define the full set of instructions toorganise the HR services under regular, common andtransversal standards and put them in place, with a view todevelop a coordinated, respected and effici<strong>en</strong>t HR networkwithin and across the differ<strong>en</strong>t Ministries.August 2013 Troika approved the revised version on hiring plans. Observed.September2013ContinuousJuly 2013September2013October 2013The revised hiring plans are approved byEC/ECB/IMF.MAREG is in cooperation with GAO, so that theplans are included in the draft budget. Approved bythe GCR.Hiring plans will be adopted in cooperation withASEP, according to law.The 2-year action plan, including the H.R. strategy,was delivered to EC/ECB/IMF on 1.11.2013. Inaddition, the revised draft of the HR Strategy wasdelivered on 08/11/2013.Draft law under preparation.It is included in in the HR Strategy and relevantlegal provisions will be prepared if needed.Observed.N/AObserved.NotObserved.Observed.93

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