The most productive way for a leader to think about organizational structure is as a flexible map of accountability for action and, thus, results—a guideline whose purpose is to define goals and optimize resources, not to oust or devalue employees.
Action plans were shared with the next level manager, which did two things: First, it created some accountability for action and second, it opened up conversations on support needed from the next level.
Accountability for actions and conduct in the community.
At Harvard University: Accountability for actions and conduct in the workplace.
"Without a functioning opposition and without any media scrutiny, there is no accountability for actions of the government or their agencies.
It highlights discrimination against minorities, migrants, and indigenous people, and it empowers civil society to demand accountability for actions committed or omitted by strengthening victims' grounds for recourse.
"What you have in this hospital is the consequences of political failure and the complete absence of any accountability for actions that are being taken.
"We've got to find a middle ground where we assure public safety and accountability for actions that have taken place and at the same time find better ways to provide treatment for these youth," Ms. Townsend said.
In Thailand, a health forum allowed stakeholders in the policy and social process to revitalize health systems, re-strategize research and service institutions, build in accountability for actions, and harness allocative efficiency (Indicator 29).
A BCP also identifies essential practice functions, staffing contingencies, flexible working hours and family care plans for staff members, criteria for clinic closure, ancillary staff recruiting and training, record keeping to ensure accountability for actions and inactions, and the use of antiviral medications.
Public votes will mean shared responsibility and accountability for whatever action — or inaction — results.
