Práticas de gestão de recursos humanos e motivação profissional: Estudo de caso da Administração Pública Cabo Verdiana.
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2015-09-28
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O processo de mudanças que vêm acontecendo no mundo contemporâneo alcança,
inevitavelmente, o sector público. A busca de uma nova gestão pública, que procure
prestar serviços ao cidadão com qualidade e eficiência tem sido o alvo a ser alcançado
pelo Estado contemporâneo, sendo por isso estratégico o estudo das pessoas dentro das
organizações públicas.
A adopção de uma gestão pública focada na qualidade requer mudanças na cultura
organizacional, exigindo principalmente motivação, que conduz ao esforço, dedicação,
persistência e comprometimento.
Para enfrentar os desafios do novo milénio, as organizações terão que pensar mais nas
pessoas e sobretudo, preocupar-se mais em criar estímulos que motivem os
colaboradores para alcançarem tanto os objectivos da organização quanto os objectivos
pessoais de cada um porque não adianta obter lucro e produtividade se a organização
não desenvolver políticas e práticas que privilegiam o ser humano.
Motivação envolve sentimentos de realização e de reconhecimento profissional,
manifestado por meio de exercícios das tarefas e actividades que oferecem suficiente
desafio e significado para o trabalho.
Com o presente trabalho pretende-se investigar a motivação como uma ferramenta para
alcançar a produtividade e a excelência no desempenho das actividades na
Administração Pública cabo-verdiana e em que medida as práticas de gestão de
Recursos Humanos contribuem para a motivação.
Para alcançar o objectivo deste trabalho, fez-se uma pesquisa bibliográfica sobre a
Administração dos Recursos Humanos e sobre as diversas teorias relacionadas com a
motivação para o trabalho nas organizações.
Utilizou-se o método inquisitivo baseado num questionário para se obter dados
referentes à motivação dos funcionários da Administração Pública.
The process of changes that have been taking place in contemporary world reaches undoubtedly to the public sector. The quest for a new public management, that seeks to provide quality and effective services to the citizens, has been the target of contemporary State. Within this framework, the study of people inside publics organizations becomes strategic. The truth is that the adoption of a public management focused on quality requires changes in organization culture, requiring mainly motivation, which leads to efforts, dedication, persistence, and commitment. In order to meet the challenges of the new millennium, organizations must thing more of people and, above all, they must be more concerned with creating incentives that can motivate their collaborators to achieve not only the objectives of the organization but also personal objectives of each individual, since there is no point in gaining profit and having productivity if the organization do not develop policies and practices that focus on the human being. Motivation implies accomplishment feelings and professional recognition, expressed by means of executing tasks and activities that are sufficiently challenging and meaningful to the job. This work is intended to research motivation as a tool to achieve productivity and excellence in the performance of activities in Cape Verdean Public Administration, and how the practices of human resources management contribute to motivation. To achieve the aim of this work, a bibliographical research on Human Resources Administration as well as different theories related to work motivation in organizations was conducted. The inquisitive method was used based upon a written questionnaire aimed at obtaining data referring to motivation of Public Administration workers.
The process of changes that have been taking place in contemporary world reaches undoubtedly to the public sector. The quest for a new public management, that seeks to provide quality and effective services to the citizens, has been the target of contemporary State. Within this framework, the study of people inside publics organizations becomes strategic. The truth is that the adoption of a public management focused on quality requires changes in organization culture, requiring mainly motivation, which leads to efforts, dedication, persistence, and commitment. In order to meet the challenges of the new millennium, organizations must thing more of people and, above all, they must be more concerned with creating incentives that can motivate their collaborators to achieve not only the objectives of the organization but also personal objectives of each individual, since there is no point in gaining profit and having productivity if the organization do not develop policies and practices that focus on the human being. Motivation implies accomplishment feelings and professional recognition, expressed by means of executing tasks and activities that are sufficiently challenging and meaningful to the job. This work is intended to research motivation as a tool to achieve productivity and excellence in the performance of activities in Cape Verdean Public Administration, and how the practices of human resources management contribute to motivation. To achieve the aim of this work, a bibliographical research on Human Resources Administration as well as different theories related to work motivation in organizations was conducted. The inquisitive method was used based upon a written questionnaire aimed at obtaining data referring to motivation of Public Administration workers.
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Motivação, Gestão de pessoas, Desempenho profissional, Recursos humanos, Motivation, People management, Professional performance, Human resources
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Tavares, M. S. R. A. (2015). Práticas de gestão de recursos humanos e motivação profissional: Estudo de caso da Administração Pública Cabo Verdiana. (Tese de Doutoramento), Universidade Portucalense, Portugal. Disponível no Repositório UPT, http://hdl.handle.net/11328/1579.
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Tese de Doutoramento em Gestão.
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