Learn More about HRM in Public Service
DOI | 10.1177/0734371X0102100209 |
Date | 01 June 2001 |
Published date | 01 June 2001 |
Subject Matter | Articles |
REVIEWOFPUBLICPERSONNELADMINISTRATION / Spring 2001
SECTIONONPERSONNELADMINISTRATION. . .
Created in 1979, the Section on Personnel Administration and Labor
Relations (SPALR) of the American Society for Public Administration
(ASPA) promotes wider recognition of the importance of human resource
management and labor relations in public service organizations. It focuses
attention on such topics as:
•public human resource management as a profession
•civil service reform
•human resource planning, management, and evaluation
•job evaluation and compensation
•labor-management relations
•constitutional rights of employees
•diversity and affirmative action
To pursue its goals, the Section engages in a range of activities including
conferences, publications, and task forces. All section members receive two
free publications: the Review of Public PersonnelAdministration and a news-
letter, Periscope.
WHAT IS ASPA?
ASPA is a national nonprofit educational and professional organization
dedicated to improved management in the public service through
exchange, development, and dissemination of information about public
service.
Its more than 10,000 members include governmental administrators,
nonprofit executives, educators, researchers, consultants, students, and
civic leaders. Since its inception in 1939, ASPA has provided national lead-
ership in advancing the science and art of public administration. It is the
only organization of its kind in the UnitedStates aiming broadly to improve
public service at the national, state, and local levels. ASPA publishes the
Public Administration Review and the PA Times, both of which are distrib-
uted to all members, and other publications in the field of public
administration.
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