Retrospective: Third Workshop: New Work in the Public Administration

Wednesday, 02 April 2025

14.00    
Welcome and Introduction to the Topic,
Objectives and Organisation of the Workshop by the National Institute for Public Administration Germany
Prof. Dr. Jan Ziekow, Director, National Institute for Public Administration Germany
Dr. Silke I. Keil, Managing Director, National Institute for Public Administration Germany

14.15    
Thematic introduction
Sebastian Leskien, Research Associate, National Institute for Public Administration Germany

14.45
New Work in Balance: Designing the working world for satisfied and healthy employees using the example of degewo
Viola Große, Head of Human Resources, degewo

15.15    
Opportunity for Discussion

15.30    
Coffee break

16.00     
More satisfaction through self-managing teams
Michael Wedl, Employee, Ministry of Transport Baden-Württemberg

16.30
Opportunity for Discussion

16.45    
New Work meets health promotion. Field report from the Brandenburg Ministry of the Interior and Local Authorities
Andreas Donderski, Head of Division / Dr. Katrin Göthe, Consultant, Ministry of the Interior and Local Authorities of the State of Brandenburg

17.15     
New Work put to the test: Evaluation of New Work at the Ministry of the Interior and Local Government of the State of Brandenburg
Theresa Thiel, Research Associate, National Institute for Public Administration Germany

17.45    
Opportunity for Discussion

From 18.00
Get-together with wine and pretzels
 

Thursday, 03 April 2025

9.15
Innovation through New Work. Which approaches create real added value for the working world of the future
Prof. Dr. Claudia Lehmann, Leipzig Graduate School of Management

9.45
Opportunity for Discussion

10.00    
Shaping a modern working world. Impulses from practice
Anja Buskamp, Deputy Head of Division, Hamburg Finance Authority

10.30
Opportunity for Discussion

10.45         
Coffee break

11.15         
From individual needs to common principles and new (communication) worlds at the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Education and Cultural Affairs
Florian Hoch, Deputy Head of Division, Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport Baden-Württemberg

11.45          
Opportunity for Discussion

12.00
New Work - The “new normal” at Schöneberg Local Court
Nina Becker, Deputy Managing Director, Schöneberg Local Court

12.30         
Opportunity for Discussion

12.45         
Final Discussion

13.30
End of the Workshop

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There are several ways to reach our Berlin office by public transport. We recommend checking out the latest timetables with the Berlin Transport Authority (BVG) in advance. Alternatively, e-scooters and e-bikes are available for hire from various mobility providers throughout the city. We look forward to welcoming you to Seydelstrasse 18!

By underground
Take the U2 line to 'Spittelmarkt' station. From there it only takes a few minutes to walk the 400 metres to Seydelstrasse 18. From 'Moritzplatz' station (U8 line) it is less than ten minutes on foot if you walk down Stallschreiberstrasse.

By S-Bahn (tram)
You can also reach us with S-Bahn lines S3, S5, S7 or S9. Step out at 'Jannowitzbrücke' station. From there it is about a 20 minute walk.

By bus
Take the no. 248 bus to 'U Spittelmarkt', the 147, 165 or 265 to 'U Märkisches Museum' or the M29 to 'Waldeckpark'. The bus stops are approximately 400-600 metres or a 5-10 minute walk from the Berlin office.