National Personnel Authority
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| Jurisdiction | Government of Japan |
| Headquarters | Tokyo, Japan |
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| Parent agency | independent administrative institution |
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The National Personnel Authority (人事院 Jinjiin?) in Japan advises the prime minister on salaries and other matters pertaining to national government civil servants.[1]
Purpose
The three main functions[2] of the NPA are:
- Implementing recruitment examinations, trainingprograms and establishing standards for appointment and dismissal which ensure fairness in personnel administration.
- Making recommendations to the Diet and the Cabinet regarding remuneration and other working conditions for national public employees as compensation for the restriction of fundamental labor rights.
- Researching domestic and international systems of personnel management and enforcing personnel management measures that can meet the needs of the times as a specialized agency for personnel administration.
External links
- National Personnel Authority English website
- List of NPA Senior Officials
- English translation of the National Public Service Act
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