Appreciation in education: This is how administration should be redesigned!

Appreciation in education: This is how administration should be redesigned!

Over the next five years, there are significant changes in the area of federal schools, and Robert Kugler's team, who appears as a top candidate, has formulated clear demands. It was emphasized that pedagogy needs more administrative support in order to be able to concentrate on the essential tasks, namely lessons.

A central concern is the creation of a positioning pool. This should step in in times of high retirement waves and in the event of long -term failures. Robert Kugler and his team are calling for timely planning to ensure the transfer of knowledge. The concern for the future administration is becoming increasingly loud.

important concerns for better working conditions

The update of job descriptions in the administrative service is another claim. According to Kugler, the existing descriptions no longer meet modern requirements. Furthermore, a re -evaluation and classification of jobs in the administrative area are required.

Another aspect concerns the creation of contemporary work models that enable employees of all ages to remain at work until retirement. Particular attention is pointed out to the lack of partial retirement models, which would enable more flexible design of working hours.

"Appreciation must not only be a keyword, it has to be actively lived," said Kugler. Real appreciation could not only optimize leadership behavior, but also to promote cooperation. It is crucial for Kugler that the work ethic is increased and health impairments are reduced by both mental and physical nature.

These four priorities that the Göd FCG want to vigorously demand under the leadership of Robert Kugler in the coming years. The approach is clear: by targeted measures, not only the conditions for the employees should improve, but also create an appreciative climate that ultimately benefits everyone involved.

For more information on the plans and demands of Robert Kugler, detailed information is at www.meinbezirk.at available.