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Sprudlande ambassadöreller nitisk kritiker : En studie hur rekryteringsprocessen kan användas för att utveckla en organisation i offentlig sektor / Exuberant ambassador or zealous critic : A study of how the recruitment process can be used to develop an organization in public sectorJohansson, Ida, Ketabati Augustinsson, Alicia January 2023 (has links)
Sammanfattning Kandidatuppsats i företagsekonomi III, Organisation 15 hp, 2FE78E, Ekonomihögskolan vid Linnéuniversitetet i Kalmar, VT 2023 Författare: Alicia Ketabati Augustinsson och Ida Johansson Handledare: Annika Schilling Examinator: Mikael Lundgren Titel: Sprudlande ambassadör eller nitisk kritiker - En studie hur rekryteringsprocessen kan användas för att utveckla en organisation i offentlig sektor Syfte Syftet med studien är att öka förståelsen för hur undersökning av kandidatupplevelsen kan ligga till grund för utveckling av rekryteringsarbete och employer brand i offentlig sektor. Syftet nås genom att samla in information om kandidaters upplevelse av rekryteringsprocessen i en kommun under en specifik tidsperiod. Metod En tvärsnittsstudie som med hjälp av en parallell användning av kvantitativ och kvalitativ metod undersöker kandidaters uppfattning om rekryteringsprocess de varit delaktiga i för att genom dessa mätningar öka förståelsen för hur organisationer kan utveckla sin rekryteringsprocess och sitt employer brand. Slutsats Från mätning av kandidatupplevelsen kan organisationen skapa index och mål att arbeta mot för att utveckla organisationen. Mätningarna kan mynna ut i nyckeltal för organisationen att använda i utvecklingsarbetet för att lättare se förändringar. Arbetsgivare i offentlig sektor bör få en helhetsbild av hur det egna varumärket uppfattas av inte bara arbetsgivarrepresentanter utan även externa parter som exempelvis kandidater. Nyckelord Rekryteringsprocess, employer branding, rekrytering, kandidatupplevelse, net promoter score, index, professionella relationer, förväntningar, offentlig sektor / Abstract Bachelor Thesis Business Administration III, Organization 15 hp, 2FE78E, School of Economics at Linnaeus University of Kalmar, Spring 2023 Authors: Alicia Ketabati Augustinsson och Ida Johansson Advisor: Annika Schilling Examinator: Mikael Lundgren Title: Exuberant ambassador or zealous critic - A study of how the recruitment process can be used to develop an organization in public sector Purpose The aim of the study is to increase the understanding of how examination of the candidate experience can form the basis for the development of recruitment work and employer brand in the public sector. The purpose is achieved by collecting information about candidates' experience of the recruitment process in a municipality during a specific period of time. Method A cross-sectional study which, with the help of a parallel use of quantitative and qualitative methods, examines candidates' perception of the recruitment process they have been involved in in order to increase the understanding of how organizations can develop their recruitment process and their employer brand through these measurements. Conclusion From measuring the candidate experience, the organization can create indexes and goals to work towards to develop the organization. The measurements can result in key figures for the organization to use in development work to more easily see changes. Employers in the public sector should get an overall picture of how their own brand is perceived by not only employer representatives but also external parties such as candidates. Key words Recruitment process, employer branding, recruitment, candidate experience, net promoter score, index, professional relationships, expectations, public sector
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Teacher leadership : perspectives, perception and readiness of educators on the Eden and Central Karoo education district in the Western Cape provinceDe Villiers, Elsabe 11 1900 (has links)
The people in the organisation are the key to quality and effective change and improvement in
schools. A new paradigm in school leadership, namely teacher leadership, grounded in distributed
leadership theory and supported by enabling policies, provides a platform for school wide capacity
building where more and more people recognise the potential of other team members, promote it
and thus give stimulus for significant change. The purpose of the research was to determine the
perspectives, perceptions and readiness of educators in the Eden and Central Karoo Education
District for teacher leadership, as well as educators’ perceptions regarding the school culture
required for teacher leadership to be nurtured and sustained. A total number of 283 educators
participated in this study, including principals, members of school management teams, veteran,
middle, novice educators and district officials. A series of instruments were used to determine
educators’ perspectives, perceptions and readiness for teacher leadership, including the Teacher
Leadership Readiness Instrument (TLRI) and the Teacher Leadership School Survey (TLSS).
Data revealed that educators held positive assumptions about teacher leadership; that educators
were collectively ready for teacher leadership; and that they perceived their school cultures as
healthy for teacher leadership practices. Educators used language of leadership which can be
associated with the organisational and transformational leadership theory; indicated that they
experienced barriers to teacher leadership; and that there is a need for professional development
in relation to teacher leadership. A significant difference was found between the preliminary
leadership and barriers to teacher leadership perceptions held by district officials and other
educators (principal, member of school management team, veteran, middle and novice). A
significant difference was also found between members of school management teams and other
educators (middle and novice) in relation to their readiness for teacher leadership. Significant
relationships were found between educators’ preliminary leadership and readiness for teacher
leadership perceptions, as well as between their readiness for teacher leadership and their
perceptions about a healthy school culture for teacher leadership. These findings have significant
implications for leadership practices, collaboration, capacity-building and improvement in schools,
educators’ self-esteem, motivation and productivity, as well as student outcomes. / Educational Studies / Thesis (D. Ed. Education Management))
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Tricky technology, troubled tribes: a video ethnographic study of the impact of information technology on health care professionals??? practices and relationships.Forsyth, Rowena, Public Health & Community Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, UNSW January 2006 (has links)
Whilst technology use has always been a part of the practice of health care delivery, more recently, information technology has been applied to aspects of clinical work concerned with documentation. This thesis presents an analysis of the ways that two professional groups, one clinical and one ancillary, at a single hospital cooperatively engage in a work practice that has recently been computerised. It investigates the way that a clinical group???s approach to and actual use of the system creates problems for the ancillary group. It understands these problems to arise from the contrasting ways that the groups position their use of documentation technology in their local definitions of professional status. The data on which analysis of these practices is based includes 16 hours of video recordings of the work practices of the two groups as they engage with the technology in their local work settings as well as video recordings of a reflexive viewing session conducted with participants from the ancillary group. Also included in the analysis are observational field notes, interviews and documentary analysis. The analysis aimed to produce a set of themes grounded in the specifics of the data, and drew on TLSTranscription?? software for the management and classification of video data. This thesis seeks to contribute to three research fields: health informatics, sociology of professions and social science research methodology. In terms of health informatics, this thesis argues for the necessity for health care information technology design to understand and incorporate the work practices of all professional groups who will be involved in using the technology system or whose work will be affected by its introduction. In terms of the sociology of professions, this thesis finds doctors and scientists to belong to two distinct occupational communities that each utilise documentation technology to different extents in their displays of professional competence. Thirdly, in terms of social science research methodology, this thesis speculates about the possibility for viewing the engagement of the groups with the research process as indicative of their reactions to future sources of outside perturbance to their work.
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Tricky technology, troubled tribes: a video ethnographic study of the impact of information technology on health care professionals??? practices and relationships.Forsyth, Rowena, Public Health & Community Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, UNSW January 2006 (has links)
Whilst technology use has always been a part of the practice of health care delivery, more recently, information technology has been applied to aspects of clinical work concerned with documentation. This thesis presents an analysis of the ways that two professional groups, one clinical and one ancillary, at a single hospital cooperatively engage in a work practice that has recently been computerised. It investigates the way that a clinical group???s approach to and actual use of the system creates problems for the ancillary group. It understands these problems to arise from the contrasting ways that the groups position their use of documentation technology in their local definitions of professional status. The data on which analysis of these practices is based includes 16 hours of video recordings of the work practices of the two groups as they engage with the technology in their local work settings as well as video recordings of a reflexive viewing session conducted with participants from the ancillary group. Also included in the analysis are observational field notes, interviews and documentary analysis. The analysis aimed to produce a set of themes grounded in the specifics of the data, and drew on TLSTranscription?? software for the management and classification of video data. This thesis seeks to contribute to three research fields: health informatics, sociology of professions and social science research methodology. In terms of health informatics, this thesis argues for the necessity for health care information technology design to understand and incorporate the work practices of all professional groups who will be involved in using the technology system or whose work will be affected by its introduction. In terms of the sociology of professions, this thesis finds doctors and scientists to belong to two distinct occupational communities that each utilise documentation technology to different extents in their displays of professional competence. Thirdly, in terms of social science research methodology, this thesis speculates about the possibility for viewing the engagement of the groups with the research process as indicative of their reactions to future sources of outside perturbance to their work.
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Teacher leadership : perspectives, perception and readiness of educators on the Eden and Central Karoo education district in the Western Cape provinceDe Villiers, Elsabe 11 1900 (has links)
The people in the organisation are the key to quality and effective change and improvement in
schools. A new paradigm in school leadership, namely teacher leadership, grounded in distributed
leadership theory and supported by enabling policies, provides a platform for school wide capacity
building where more and more people recognise the potential of other team members, promote it
and thus give stimulus for significant change. The purpose of the research was to determine the
perspectives, perceptions and readiness of educators in the Eden and Central Karoo Education
District for teacher leadership, as well as educators’ perceptions regarding the school culture
required for teacher leadership to be nurtured and sustained. A total number of 283 educators
participated in this study, including principals, members of school management teams, veteran,
middle, novice educators and district officials. A series of instruments were used to determine
educators’ perspectives, perceptions and readiness for teacher leadership, including the Teacher
Leadership Readiness Instrument (TLRI) and the Teacher Leadership School Survey (TLSS).
Data revealed that educators held positive assumptions about teacher leadership; that educators
were collectively ready for teacher leadership; and that they perceived their school cultures as
healthy for teacher leadership practices. Educators used language of leadership which can be
associated with the organisational and transformational leadership theory; indicated that they
experienced barriers to teacher leadership; and that there is a need for professional development
in relation to teacher leadership. A significant difference was found between the preliminary
leadership and barriers to teacher leadership perceptions held by district officials and other
educators (principal, member of school management team, veteran, middle and novice). A
significant difference was also found between members of school management teams and other
educators (middle and novice) in relation to their readiness for teacher leadership. Significant
relationships were found between educators’ preliminary leadership and readiness for teacher
leadership perceptions, as well as between their readiness for teacher leadership and their
perceptions about a healthy school culture for teacher leadership. These findings have significant
implications for leadership practices, collaboration, capacity-building and improvement in schools,
educators’ self-esteem, motivation and productivity, as well as student outcomes. / Educational Studies / Thesis (D. Ed. Education Management))
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Exploring Tribal College and University (TCU) Faculty CollegialityAntoine, Nora 29 October 2013 (has links)
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The management of parent involvement in multicultural schools in the Umlazi districtMichael, Sathiapama 28 February 2004 (has links)
The aim of this study was to examine the management of parent involvement in multicultural schools in the Umlazi District, Kwa-Zulu Natal. A literature study investigated existing programmes and models of parent involvement, multicultural education in South Africa, legislation pertaining to parent involvement in South Africa and the advantages of and barriers to parent involvement. In addition, the role of school management in managing parent involvement was reviewed. A qualitative investigation of parent involvement in three secondary multicultural schools in Umlazi was conducted. The opinions and experiences of thirty three participants were obtained via focus group interviews. Major findings included: all parents, irrespective of race or culture have an interest in their child's education All parents require guidance and support in parenting skills and also school managers lack understanding with regard to their role in managing parent involvement. The study concludes with recommendations to improve the management of parent involvement in multicultural schools. / Educational Studies / M.Ed.(Education Management)
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Professionaliteit en die Transvaalse onderwysersvereniging : 'n histories-opvoedkundige studieMarais, Petro 06 1900 (has links)
Summary in Afrikaans and English / Hierdie verhandeling omvat 'n beskrywing van die ontstaan en ontwikkeling van die
onderwysersvereniging wat vanaf 1893 onder meer as die Vereeniging vir
Onderwijzers en Onderwijzeressen in de Z.A.R. (VVOOZA), die Vereeniging van
Onderwijzers en Onderwijzeressen in Zuid-Afrika (VVOOZA) vanaf 1903 en sedert
1923 as die Transvaalse Onderwysersvereniging (TO) bekend gestaan het. Die
klem val op uitsprake van TO-voorsitters en aktiwiteite wat deur die TO van stapel
gestuur is ter bevordering van die professionaliteit en professionele status van
onderwysers en onderwyseresse.
Die verhandeling sluit ook 'n ontleding van en kritiese besinning oor die kenmerke
van professionaliteit in. In die verband word gefokus op die verhouding van die TO
met enkele onderwysbelanghebbendes, die bevordering van die professionele beeId
van onderwysers/onderwysersesse en die beginsels wat die TO tydens
salarisonderhandelinge gehandhaaf het.
'n Belangrike gevolgtrekking waartoe gekom word, is dat die TO vir meer as 100 jaar nie net professionaliteit in onderwysverband bevorder het nie, maar dat sy
uitsprake en aktiwiteite op sigself getuig van 'n professionele ingesteldheid. / This thesis comprises an account of the origin and development of the teachers'
association known from 1893 as the Vereeniging vir Onderwijzers en
Onderwijzeressen in de Z.A.R. (VVOOZA), as the Vereeniging van Onderwijzers en
Onderwijzeressen in Zuid-Afrika (VVOOZA) from 1903, and since 1923 as the
Transvaalse Onderwysersvereniging (TO). The accent is on pronouncements of TO
chairpersons and activities initiated by the TO to promote professional qualities
among teachers and to secure professional status for them.
The thesis also includes an analysis and critical consideration of the criteria of
professionalism, with special reference to the relationship between the TO and roleplayers
with an interest in education, the promotion of the professional image of
teachers, and the principles upheld by the TO in salary negotiations.
An important conclusion drawn is that for more than 100 years of its existence,
the TO not only promoted professional qualities in the educational context, but
epitomises professionalism in its pronouncements and activities. / Educational Studies / M.Ed. (Historiese Opvoedkunde)
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The management of parent involvement in multicultural schools in the Umlazi districtMichael, Sathiapama 28 February 2004 (has links)
The aim of this study was to examine the management of parent involvement in multicultural schools in the Umlazi District, Kwa-Zulu Natal. A literature study investigated existing programmes and models of parent involvement, multicultural education in South Africa, legislation pertaining to parent involvement in South Africa and the advantages of and barriers to parent involvement. In addition, the role of school management in managing parent involvement was reviewed. A qualitative investigation of parent involvement in three secondary multicultural schools in Umlazi was conducted. The opinions and experiences of thirty three participants were obtained via focus group interviews. Major findings included: all parents, irrespective of race or culture have an interest in their child's education All parents require guidance and support in parenting skills and also school managers lack understanding with regard to their role in managing parent involvement. The study concludes with recommendations to improve the management of parent involvement in multicultural schools. / Educational Studies / M.Ed.(Education Management)
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Professionaliteit en die Transvaalse onderwysersvereniging : 'n histories-opvoedkundige studieMarais, Petro 06 1900 (has links)
Summary in Afrikaans and English / Hierdie verhandeling omvat 'n beskrywing van die ontstaan en ontwikkeling van die
onderwysersvereniging wat vanaf 1893 onder meer as die Vereeniging vir
Onderwijzers en Onderwijzeressen in de Z.A.R. (VVOOZA), die Vereeniging van
Onderwijzers en Onderwijzeressen in Zuid-Afrika (VVOOZA) vanaf 1903 en sedert
1923 as die Transvaalse Onderwysersvereniging (TO) bekend gestaan het. Die
klem val op uitsprake van TO-voorsitters en aktiwiteite wat deur die TO van stapel
gestuur is ter bevordering van die professionaliteit en professionele status van
onderwysers en onderwyseresse.
Die verhandeling sluit ook 'n ontleding van en kritiese besinning oor die kenmerke
van professionaliteit in. In die verband word gefokus op die verhouding van die TO
met enkele onderwysbelanghebbendes, die bevordering van die professionele beeId
van onderwysers/onderwysersesse en die beginsels wat die TO tydens
salarisonderhandelinge gehandhaaf het.
'n Belangrike gevolgtrekking waartoe gekom word, is dat die TO vir meer as 100 jaar nie net professionaliteit in onderwysverband bevorder het nie, maar dat sy
uitsprake en aktiwiteite op sigself getuig van 'n professionele ingesteldheid. / This thesis comprises an account of the origin and development of the teachers'
association known from 1893 as the Vereeniging vir Onderwijzers en
Onderwijzeressen in de Z.A.R. (VVOOZA), as the Vereeniging van Onderwijzers en
Onderwijzeressen in Zuid-Afrika (VVOOZA) from 1903, and since 1923 as the
Transvaalse Onderwysersvereniging (TO). The accent is on pronouncements of TO
chairpersons and activities initiated by the TO to promote professional qualities
among teachers and to secure professional status for them.
The thesis also includes an analysis and critical consideration of the criteria of
professionalism, with special reference to the relationship between the TO and roleplayers
with an interest in education, the promotion of the professional image of
teachers, and the principles upheld by the TO in salary negotiations.
An important conclusion drawn is that for more than 100 years of its existence,
the TO not only promoted professional qualities in the educational context, but
epitomises professionalism in its pronouncements and activities. / Educational Studies / M.Ed. (Historiese Opvoedkunde)
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