Lecture 2 Flashcards
What are the legal PPA frameworks in Ghana
- 1992 Constitution of Ghana
- Civil Service Act, 1993
- Fair Wages and Salaries Act
- Single Spine Pay Policy
- Human Resources Policy and Procedures Manual for Public Service
- Labour Act, 2003 (Act 651)
Which of the frameworks talk about Recruitment and Selection and what does it say?
The 1992 Constitution as well as 1993 Civil service law.
It advocates for the merit system approach to Recruitment and Selection: “No person shall be appointed to a civil service post unless he possesses the qualifications approved for entry to that post”
What other provision(s) does the 1992 constitution makes in relation to Recruitment and Selection
- No discrimination based on origin, gender, religion, etc (Article 35 (5))
- No discrimination against the disabled (Article 29 (4))
- Regional balance in appointments (Article 35 (6b))
- Gender balance in appointments (Article 35 (6b))
- Equal access to recruitment (Article 218 (b))
What framework talks about Women and Equal Employment Opportunity and what does it say?
- Gender balance in appointments (Article 35 (6b))
- Equal rights to training for women (Article 27(3))
- Welfare of working mothers (Article 27 (1))
- Facilities for children below school-going age (Article 27 (2))
Which of the frameworks talks about Compensation and Benefits and what does it say?
- Fair and realistic remuneration (Article 36(2a))
- Tax exemption on pensions earnings (Article 199 (3))
- Paid public holidays (Article 24 (2))
- Paid leave to women before and after childbirth (Article 27 (1))
Which of the Frameworks addresses ethical issues and what does it say?
- Avoidance of conflict of interest (Article 284)
- Declaration of assets and liabilities by public officials (Article 286)
- Judicious use of discretionary power (Article 296)
- Eradication of corrupt practice and abuse of power (Article 35 (8))
- Investigations on unfair recruitment (Article 218 (b))
What does the 1992 Constitution say about Employee Rights and Welfare?
- equality before the law (Article 2 (1))
- The right to work for limited hours (Article 24 (1))
- the right to work under satisfactory conditions (Article 24 (1)),
- the right to receive equal pay for equal work, (Article 24 (1))
- the right to join or form a trade union (Article 24 (3))
- the right to rest and leisure (Article 24 (2))
- Respect for human rights (Article 35 (4))
- the right of the aggrieved to seek redress (Article 23), and
- the right to assemble and take part in processions and demonstrations.
What does the 1992 Constitution say about Human R resource Development?
- Provision of educational facilities at all levels
- Free and compulsory universal basic education (FCUBE)
- Development of free vocational training
- Equal access to pre-university and
- Opportunity for lifelong learning
State the guiding principles of civil servants.
- Selflessness
- Integrity
- Justice and Fairness
- Accountability
- Leadership
What are some of the contexts that influence Human Resource management ?
- Political
- Social
- Cultural
- Technological
- Economic