Legal and Non-Legal Relations Between Clerks and the Public Administration Leader in Romania
Journal Title: Dezbateri social economice - Year 2013, Vol 3, Issue 1
Abstract
Through the organization and operation of public administration in Romania, based on the fundamental and legal principles, an environment is created which is adequate for the development of tighter relationships between the citizens and the local authorities they elect to timely meet the needs and interests of the members of the local community. The relations between direct reports are of equality from a legal point of view. Still, the authority of a person that was assigned a leading position cannot rely exclusively on legal prerogatives. It must be the result of an array of professional and behavioural values, etc, granting it the quality of specialist. Therefore, a leader must be endowed with the ability to analyze the capacity of the human factor, in order to fully achieve objectives set by the programs drafted from one stage to another.
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Paula Dina, Daniela Simona Nenciu
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