State Government Waste Watchers Website
The Governor recently introduced his new Waste Watchers website, asking state employees and others to offer their suggestions about how State government can operate more efficiently and eliminate waste.
According to the Governor, all suggestions will be looked at carefully to try and eliminate wasteful and make government run more efficiently. Suggestion box users can use the site anonymously.
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Hello,
The public employment system is a unique entity when viewed from the perspective of strategic business management. Developing a plan to reduce waste within public employment requires a collaborated effort involving all management staff and coordinators. Employee development and training are generally seen as a cost rather than a benefit, however employees need development and training to perform at a higher level. One side nice little side effect of creating development and training directive is the fact that it requires proper employee performance documentation to implement such plans. A few thought may arise at this point.
Creating an employment development and training directive has the potential of preventing waste by basing pay and salary increases on merit rather than the mere fact that an employee shows up to work.
Many state and county organizations warehouse their old computer equipment rather than selling it off while the device still has value.
Would it be possible to streamline or educate state run entities on the procedure of reselling needed equipment?