Process of Motivating Employees of Public Sector in Educational Organization

Abstract

The aim of this article is to systematise knowledge about the limited opportunities for motivating public sector workers in an educational organization. The article was based on literature analysis and direct observation. Motivation of subordinates is a difficult and complex process. Its effectiveness depends to a large extent on the compatibility of the organization’s goals with the objectives of the team. It is important to recognise the factors that are given priority by the team or the individual. Based on the analysed literature, it can be stated that despite many studies and analyses of employee motivation, it can be concluded that the problem in educational organisations is marginalised and there are no innovative and effective solutions. The consequences of adopted systems and motivational practices have indicated the need for change. It is therefore worth rethinking the broadening of incentive instruments to include ones that are successfully used in business organisations. of course, this is possible as long as the regulations governing the remuneration of workers in the public sector are permissible. The incentive system should be clear and legible and non-legally binding non-financial tools. Properly developed and implemented incentive system should stimulate the employees of organisations in the public sector.