The new organizational and operational rules of the bank, which had been modified at the initiative of Mr. Matolcsy, I believe have subordinated the staff which prepares the decisions of the Monetary Council under a deputy governor who does not have appropriate knowledge and professional experience in monetary and financial issues and in issues related to the operation of credit institutions.
The consensus reached was that the particular management style desired was a balance of tough (not tolerating shoddy performance) and tender (supporting subordinate staff and showing they were valued).
In 2002 a staff member complained about a male colleague for sending an email with "strong sexual innuendo". In 2005 there was a complaint made against Josephine Figueroa, who served as chief of staff to former Bay Area Assemblyman Gene Mullin, for "inquiries into personal aspects" of a subordinate staff member's life.
The total input endowment of all health centres consisted of 181 technical staff and 87 subordinate staff.
In nearly half of the districts none of the subordinate staff was trained in integrated disease surveillance (Table 5).
*Other cadres include: Paediatricians, lab technologists, nutritionists, oral health, orthopaedic, pharmacists, pharmacy technologists, physiotherapists and subordinate staff.
Those outputs were produced employing a total of 55 medical officers/dentists, 1345 technical staff, 721 subordinate staff and 1543 beds.
The two inputs were: (i) technical staff (community health nurse, vaccinator and maternal and child health aide); and (ii) subordinate staff (including traditional birth attendants, porters and watchmen).
There was only one scenario with unanimous agreement, with all groups stating that HFCs made the final decision about employment of subordinate staff (Table 3).
Lack of time (137, 55%) was identified as the main barrier at the individual level alongside inadequately trained subordinate staff (14, 6%).
