Key directions of the civil service development in Belarus
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national HR policy, civil service, public administration, civil servants, information communication environmentAbstract
The present article gives an overview of scientifically substantiated approaches to developing civil service in the context of the growing demands to personal and professional skills of civil servants. Additionally the following issues are analyzed in the paper: creation of the Portal for the National HR Policy in Belarus, and promotion of informational openness on HR and anti-corruption policies.
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