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Bnei Brak Municipality Strives to Improve Personnel Attitudes

by A. Cohen

"The Bnei Brak Municipality will shortly launch use a carrot- stick approach toward personnel in order to improve their attitude to the public," Mayor Rabbi Mordechai Karelitz said at a seminar for municipal administrators. The theme of the seminar, held at Kibbutz Chofetz Chaim, was "Centralized Output and Input in Administrative Functions."

The seminar was one of a series for administrators organized by the Municipal Personnel Department, headed by Gideon Roth. The seminar was held in conjunction with MaPa'aM, the Center for Administrative Development for the Interior Ministry, Southern Sharon Region.

Rabbi Karelitz also reviewed plans for the coming work year, including the improvement of roads in order to reduce the number of traffic accidents, the installation of traffic lights at dangerous junctions (with budgetary participation of the Transportation Ministry), expansion of the school in the Elitzur field and the laying of water and sewage lines in older streets.

Rabbi Mordechai Karelitz and City Treasurer Shmuel Shemesh urged the administrators to serve as role models for other workers in efficiency as well as to do their part to reduce the city's deficit of NIS 16 million by decreasing expenditures. He indicated that this could be accomplished with more efficient use of manpower and by improving collection procedures for revenues. In addition, the Municipality is making great efforts to develop large areas in the northern part of the city for industry and enterprises whose property taxes are an important source of municipal income.


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