Retrospective: Second Workshop on New Work in Public Administration
Temporal and Functional Flexibilisation of Work
Description and content of the event
The second workshop in the ‘New Work in Public Administration’ series of events took place from 19 to 20 September 2024. This was once again organised by the National Institute for Public Administration Germany (NIPAG) and held in cooperation with the ‘General Administrative Organisation’ subcommittee (UA AV) of AK VI of the Conference of Interior Ministers under the leadership of Prof. Dr Jan Ziekow and Dr Silke I. Keil.
This year, the topic of ‘New Work’ was used to discuss the temporal and functional flexibilisation of work, once again with renowned managers from federal and state authorities as well as the private sector. In several input presentations from the fields of science (NIPAG), the private sector (Deutsche Bahn AG) and public administration at state level (Brandenburg Ministry of the Interior, Bremen Senator for Finance, Berlin Senate Department for the Interior and Sport) and municipal level (Ludwigshafen am Rhein city administration, Hanover state capital administration), participants were given an insight into the individual New Work concepts that are already being implemented or will be in the future.
Time, place and organisation
| Date of the event | 19/20 September 2024 |
| Location | National Institute for Public Administration Germany, Seydelstraße 18, 10117 Berlin, Germany |
| Workshop Leader: | Univ.-Prof. Dr. Jan Ziekow |
| Team: | Sebastian Leskien, Friederike Bickmann |
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Event details
Temporal and Functional Flexibilisation of Work
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New Work in public administration
New Work is an approach that describes the transformation of the modern workplace. It encompasses not only new forms and models of work, but also changes in social structures and the demands placed on employees. It therefore encompasses the organisational, societal and individual levels. The National Institute for Public Administration Germany is designing a tailor-made model project for the administrations in ministries to develop new forms and models of work with the help of New Work approaches. The implementation of the model in each participating ministry will be accompanied by empirical surveys. This will primarily allow rapid access to results and secondly deliver reliable conclusions for medium and long-term planning of work forms and models.
