Role clarification study
Subtitle: state, district, and resource area offices, 1986
By: Bureau of Land Management
Publisher: U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management
Published: 1986
Place of publication: [Denver, Colo.?]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 53
Subjects: Interagency coordination; Job analysis; Management; Organizational effectiveness; United States. Bureau of Land Management; Officials and employees; Employees; Evaluation; United States
Other titles: BLM role clarification study
Description: This study was originally commissioned by the Bureau Management Team in November 1985, to examine the need for role clarification, hence the name Bureau Role Clarification Study.  The study was to determine how the State, District, and Resource Area organization decisions reached in 1981 are understood and are being implemented.  In addition, the Director decided that recommendations regarding organizational adjustments as a result of findings from team visits to several States would be appropriate.--Page 4.
Notes: "May 9, 1986"--Cover.
Table of contents: title: Executive summary -- ; title: Introduction -- ; title: Three-tier organization -- ; title: Organization flexibility -- ; title: Communication -- ; title: Delegation and roles -- ; title: Relationships between line and staff -- ; title: Scarce skills, zoned skills, dual-hat positions -- ; title: Priority, budget setting -- ; title: Quality control --  -- Appendices.; title: A : Background -- ; title: B : Original study objectives -- ; title: C : Study plan.