Explaining criteria of human resource training system to development of administrative integrity
Subject Areas :
Hossein Imani
1
,
Aryan Gholipour
2
,
Adel Azar
3
,
Ali Asghar Pourezzat
4
1 - Tehran University
2 - Tehran University
3 - Tarbiat Modarres
4 - Tehran University
Keywords: Human resources training system, Administrative integrity, Administrative corruption, Public organizations,
Abstract :
One of the essentials of every society is its administrative and managerial system. An ideal and efficient administrative system might lead to developmental plans’ aims. A health organization is constructed by employees who are commitment to their work and also are creative, innovative, high performance and high morale. These innovative employees help organizations gaining their goals and even also societies being thrived. Many factors affect organizational integrity and one of them is comprehensive employee training. Because of importance and role of employee training system in administrative integrity and preventing corruption, in this research we are going to identify components and criteria of employee training system to develop administrative integrity in public organizations. The approach of research is qualitative and the method is theme analysis and to extract criteria and components of training system to develop administrative integrity, the interviews have been done with experts of the administrative and recruitment organization using purposive sampling method. The ideal criteria of training system to develop administrative integrity is extracted in format of 4 main theme, 13 subsidiary theme and 48 concepts and results showed that characteristics of training system to develop administrative integrity includes expert-based training, ethical-based training, continuous improvement and priority and continuous courses of development of administrative integrity.
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