Good Governance

Good Governance

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Measurement of workers’ wellness is necessary for a good governance

This good practice deals with a statistical methodology in computer science to measure the workers welfare inside a company. We consider the company as a micro-society where wellness depends on both internal organizational factors and external factors related to work. We consider the working wellness as a multidimensional entity which can be interpreted through a set of indicators explored by the O.H.Q. (Organizational Health Questionnaire, 2002) questionnaire. A relational database and the SQL query language ensure portability and independence of the solution.

Doing more and better with less

The National Employment Office (l’Office national de l’emploi (ONEM)) reduced its staff by 10 per cent between 2010 and 2014 and by an additional 5 per cent in 2015. The operating budget (material, premises and equipment) was reduced by 20% in 2015.

The volume of work nevertheless remained high since 2008 as a result of the continuing economic crisis and also because of additional tasks.

Faire plus et mieux avec moins à l’Office National de l’Emploi (ONEM) en Belgique

 

Résumé:

Entre 2010 et 2014, l’ONEM a réduit son effectif du personnel de 10% et en 2015 de 5% supplémentaires. Le budget de fonctionnement (mobilier, immobilier, informatique) a été réduit de 20% en 2015.

Le volume de travail est pourtant resté élevé compte tenu de la persistance de la crise économique depuis 2008 et des missions supplémentaires.

Management cockpit: Performance steering at the Belgian National Employment Office

The National Employment Office (ONEM) has been using an integrated management model for a number of years.

This model is upgraded constantly and includes the vision, mission, values, strategic plan, operational plans, dashboards, the cost price calculation of and the of productivity measurement.

This management model has been materialized in the form of a management cockpit.

“100 per cent paperless, 100 per cent personalized”

For the past 10 years the Family Allowances Fund (Caisses d’allocations familiales (CAF)) have been developing and improving paperless services for internet users (caf.fr): on-line benefit applications, access to and monitoring of personal files, electronic mail, access to child-care facilities, entitlement simulation tools, service provider porting to smartphones and tablets, automation of information exchange with partners.