Implementation of the Civil Service Act with regard to the stability of the service relationship

Implementation of the Civil Service Act with regard to the stability of the service relationship Abstrakt The thesis aims to descript and evaluate the Civil Service Act. Particular attention is paid to its implementation, as well as to compensating the state of government before the law takes effect, and finally to the partial more detailed treatment of Kazuistic examples. At work, I have set out to objectively, with the help of available resources and data, whether in practice the objectives of the Civil Service Act are being met, that is to de-politicise the civil service, increase transparency and stability of government, increase professionalisation, but also enhance the efficiency and performance of service offices. In the first chapter, in the context of those objectives, I set out working hypotheses that will be verified during the process of the thesis and confirmed or rejected at the conclusion of the work. For the purposes of this work, I defined three hypotheses: 1. The implementation of the Civil Service Act will increase the stability of State Government 2. Implementing the Civil Service Act will increase the expenditure on performing this service i.e. the civil service will be far more costly. 3. Implementing the Civil Service Act will not improve the efficiency of the civil service, but there..