The phrase "administration productivity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the efficiency and effectiveness of administrative tasks or processes within an organization.
Example: "The recent changes in our workflow have significantly improved administration productivity, allowing us to complete tasks more quickly."
Alternatives: "administrative efficiency" or "office productivity".
Mr. Branch also served as a member of the numerous government panels, including the Federal Advisory Council on Employment during the Johnson administration; the National Commission on Productivity under President Nixon; and as a director of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta.
Human resource policies and procedures will be reviewed and streamlined to ensure that they take account of best practices within the UN common system and national administrations and enhance productivity and efficiency.
If federal government labor productivity grows at even one-half the rate of private sector nonfarm labor productivity over the past four years, this administration could realize $65 billion to $85 billion in labor savings over the next four years.
The plan says that through increased productivity, a Gore administration could raise family incomes by one-third over the next decade.
The Congress party's weak showing in Uttar Pradesh and other states, in results announced today "will make it more difficult for Indian policy makers to bolster a slowing economy and improve the productivity of an administration that has been under attack for corruption scandals and making decisions too slowly," they write.
Its management software family of products provides a broad range of storage and data management tools to simplify IT administration and enhance flexibility and productivity.
Spam accounts for half of all e-mail sent and costs companies upwards of $10 billion in lost productivity and spam-fighting products and administration, according to Ferris Research.
Even so, several have a lot more to do to make labour and product markets more flexible, to boost productivity and to create efficient public administration.
Mr. Skyler said the administration has negotiated contracts that have improved productivity and attracted more qualified job candidates.
The Bloomberg administration says that it will look for productivity savings next year when it negotiates with the unions, who guard work rules jealously.
