The phrase "accountability to work" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express a sense of responsibility or obligation related to work, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "Employees must demonstrate accountability to work by meeting deadlines and fulfilling their responsibilities."
Alternatives: "responsibility at work" or "accountability in the workplace."
The internal systems of accountability need to work for the public to have any confidence in the police".
Mr. Bush defended his voucher program today, saying that "in order for an accountability system to work, there has to be consequences, and I believe one of the most important consequences will be, after a period of time, giving the schools time to adjust and districts time to try different things, if they're failing, that parents ought to be given different options.
Peak performers who value integrity and social accountability want to work for a company that is enhancing the lives of its customers.
The word accountability requires leaders to work with a generous purpose and sustain high levels of reciprocity in an effort to be more intimate with their customers and employees –to stay 5-10 steps ahead of the curve to assure that their organization is never blindsided.
UNICEF builds regional partnerships – with South Asia Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC, UNN agencies, development partners, think thanks, civil society organizations, the media, the private sector and other key stakeholders – to encourage political commitment and increase the accountability of governments to work on programmes that ensure every child is learning.
The loss of $535 million in taxpayer money demands accountability, and we continue to work with the White House on obtaining the facts.
This is not quite how accountability systems are supposed to work, and, as the authors of this paper note, it illustrates the ever-present difficulty of finding the right balance between standardization and flexibility in policy design/implementation.
Due to matters of financial accountability, many institutions prefer to work with these effective or at least acknowledged interventions.
