Restrictions in the management of human resources in public organizations
Abstract
The human resources management in public administrations is crossed by the debate about the “interference” of politics in different stages of its development, which is considered as an obstacle for a rational organizational performance. Given this interference, the application of technical criteria for achieving the objectives of public organizations is usually proposed. However, this proposal tends to ignores the presence of the budgetary dimension in making decisions on this management. These three dimensions: technical, political and budgetary, operate as restrictions for human resources management in the public sphere; accordingly, proposes an approach to this question in order to account that interaction, thus avoiding an unilaterally prescriptive discourse.