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PREMIER ARMENIAN MANAGEMENT SYSTEM INEFFICIENT
ARKA
Sep 4, 2008
YEREVAN, September 4. /ARKA/. Armenian management system is inefficient
now, Armenian Premier Tigran Sargsyan said. To ensure efficient work
of the ministries criteria for works and efficient labor evaluation
system should be introduced based on business processes, he said.
At the same time, risks should be assessed in the system, the Premier
said adding that all this will require serious efforts and knowledge
first of all.
The Premier said that the Supervision Service of Armenian President
revealed cases when instructions given to ministries and programs
are not implemented. This means that ministerial supervision system
does not work properly and ministers do not apply to the premier for
extending deadlines, he said.
To prevent this, heads of ministerial administrations should be
assigned to report on implementation process.
The Premier also stressed that the 2009 state budget of Armenia
empowers ministers to apply financial incentives to their
employees. Ministers should keep focused on efficiency problems,
the Premier said.
ARKA
Sep 4, 2008
YEREVAN, September 4. /ARKA/. Armenian management system is inefficient
now, Armenian Premier Tigran Sargsyan said. To ensure efficient work
of the ministries criteria for works and efficient labor evaluation
system should be introduced based on business processes, he said.
At the same time, risks should be assessed in the system, the Premier
said adding that all this will require serious efforts and knowledge
first of all.
The Premier said that the Supervision Service of Armenian President
revealed cases when instructions given to ministries and programs
are not implemented. This means that ministerial supervision system
does not work properly and ministers do not apply to the premier for
extending deadlines, he said.
To prevent this, heads of ministerial administrations should be
assigned to report on implementation process.
The Premier also stressed that the 2009 state budget of Armenia
empowers ministers to apply financial incentives to their
employees. Ministers should keep focused on efficiency problems,
the Premier said.