Authors

  • Guljahon R. Madrahimova
    Chief Legal Consultant, Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37547/ajsshr/Volume04Issue01-20

Keywords:

Public civil service performance indicators key results indicators – KRI

Abstract

This article covers the issues of improving the efficiency of the state civil service and state civil servants and improving the legal basis for their assessment.                


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ABSTRACT

This article covers the issues of improving the efficiency of the state civil service and state civil servants and improving

the legal basis for their assessment.

KEYWORDS

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ublic civil service, “performance indicators”, “key results indicators –

KRI” “critical success factors”, and

development strategy.

INTRODUCTION

Today, increasing the efficiency of public servants in

the world community is becoming a priority for

countries. In the Republic of Uzbekistan, special

attention is paid to the improvement of the mechanism

of activity of civil servants, which is of great importance

in improving the quality of services to the population

and ensuring stable socio-economic development.

The development strategy of New Uzbekistan for 2022-

2026 requires the improvement of the efficiency of the

activities of state bodies to ensure the implementation

of the priority goals and tasks related to the

development of a people-friendly state.

Research Article

IMPROVEMENT OF THE LEGAL BASIS FOR EVALUATING THE
EFFECTIVENESS OF STATE CIVIL SERVANTS

Submission Date:

January 21, 2024, A

CCEPTED

Date:

January 26, 2024,

Published Date:

January 31, 2024

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Guljahon R. Madrahimova

Chief Legal Consultant, Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation of the Republic of Uzbekistan,
Tashkent, Uzbekistan

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Annex 1 of the strategy, priority direction 1 is defined as

“Establishment of a people

-friendly state by increasing

human dignity and further development of a free civil

society”. In this direction, the task of organizing the

state civil service system based on modern standards is

defined, according to which, the elimination of

corruption factors in the state service, the

improvement of the legal basis for recruitment of

personnel on the basis of selection and evaluation of

their performance, introduction of the “National

rating” system based on the system of evaluating the

activities of civil servants and state bodies based on the

most important performance indicators (KPI),

improving the system of raising the level of

professional training, material and social security of

civil servants, local government bodies, the ministry

and formation of the national personnel reserve in

order to prepare suitable candidates for leadership

positions in agencies, entering the state service, the

task of implementing the “Digital Public Service”

project, which provides for the digitalization of the

processes related to the formation of reserves,

evaluation, and the completion of service, as well as

the revision of requirements for working hours and

labor standards in state bodies, was set [1].

In developed countries, the first issue to be taken into

account when deciding on the application of incentive

measures to civil servants is the fulfillment and

overperformance of the most important performance

indicators. In determining this criterion, it is important

to analyze the concept called KPI (Key Performance

Indicators) in the modern state civil service.

KPI is also referred to as an efficiency or effectiveness

indicator that monitors and evaluates the performance

of organizations (departments, institutions and

enterprises) and employees at the level of the specified

requirements or the achievement of the specified goal.

Simply put, a KPI is a “measuring device” against a

defined goal. Therefore, it is impossible to define KPIs

through indicators that are not related to the goal.

In English, these concepts are expressed through

terms su

ch as “performance indicators”, “key results

indicators

KRI” and “critical success factors” is

expressed.

The system of further increasing work efficiency

through material incentives of managers and

employees based on KPI was first created in Europe

during the economic crisis in the 1970s. The reason is

that in European countries such as France, Germany,

and Portugal, the salaries of civil servants are much

lower than those in the private sector. In order to

increase wages, further tax increases were required.

The Law “On State Civil Service” of the Republic of

Uzbekistan was adopted as part of the systematic

reforms being carried out to improve the efficiency of

civil servants in the Republic of Uzbekistan. The

adoption of this law serves as a solid legal foundation


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for the full realization of the principle that “the people

should serve the people, not the public authorities”.

In particular, Article 5 of the Law is called “Main

principles of state civil service” and it defines the unity

and stability of the state civil service system, legality,

fairness, service to the people, responsibility of state

bodies and officials to society and citizens.

According to the law, the Labor Code applies to

relations not regulated by this law during the state civil

service. It is also prohibited for a civil servant to engage

in business, to be its founder, to open accounts outside

of Uzbekistan, to acquire real estate abroad. A 5-day

work week and a work duration of no more than 40

hours per week are established for civil servants. It is

established that civil servants will be granted annual

basic leave of not less than 27 days, as well as annual

additional work leave given for many years of work

experience in the same organization or network.

Civil servants are an integral part of the mechanism of

public administration, and their professional skills and

efficiency have a direct impact on various spheres of

public life. In this regard, it is necessary to consider

measures to improve their activities in the conditions

of Uzbekistan.

1. Paying special attention to retraining and upgrading

the skills of civil servants

One of the main aspects of improving the efficiency of

civil servants is to invest in their training and

development. Regular courses, seminars and trainings

serve to improve the skills of employees and master

modern methods of management and service to

citizens.

2. Introduction of electronic management in public

service

The use of modern information technologies, including

electronic services and platforms, makes it possible to

increase the efficiency and transparency of the

activities of state authorities and management bodies.

Implementation of e-governance reduces bureaucracy,

improves access to services and reduces the risk of

corruption. Confidence in the public service will

increase among the population.

3. Application of incentive measures in public service

Creating a system of motivating civil servants,

awarding awards for high achievements and career

growth based on professional results serves to

increase their responsibility and efficiency.

4. Strengthening of moral standards in public service

Implementation and monitoring of strict ethical

standards will help prevent corruption and ensure

honesty and transparency in public administration.

CONCLUSION


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Improving the mechanism of increasing the efficiency

of civil servants in the Republic of Uzbekistan is an

integral part of the development strategy of New

Uzbekistan. By improving the qualifications of civil

servants, improving their incentive system, and

introducing modern technologies in this field, we can

achieve further strengthening of public administration

in our country, providing high-level services to the

population.

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