Will new Premiere Christy Clark Reorganize the Civil Service?
Posted by Rick Knowlan on Mar 13, 2011
Will new Premier Christy Clark reorganize the civil service to fix organizational glitches? Here’s a word to the wise. Organizational structure matters. It is the tool through which strategy is executed. It defines how responsibility and resources are allocated, collaboration occurs, and accountability is assessed. Getting it right makes all these functions work better. Changes in structure are costly. Each significant change incurs costs for moving offices, changing stationery, altering policy documents, re-orienting staff, creating new reporting relationships, and making revised plans. In...
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