PERSONNEL POLICY IN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

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Keywords
personnel policy, personnel, management

Summary
At the current stage of development of international organizations, it is important to increase the efficiency of the use of available resources, including human resources. The thesis advocated in the present study is that a well-thought-out and balanced personnel policy is the basis of good workforce management, and achieving high results in any field of activity is possible only with personnel with a high level of knowledge, abilities and business qualities. Personnel policy contributes to uniformity in personnel decisions, proper control and coordination among workers. They are essential for the optimal functioning of the international organization. Objective and positive personnel management is only possible when management prepares personnel policies.

JEL: F16, J23
Pages: 9
DOI:  https://doi.org/10.58861/tae.grdier.2024.02

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