CONDUCTION OF COMPETITION FOR VACANT POSITIONS IN PROFESSIONAL PUBLIC SERVICE IN THE LATVIAN REPUBLIC AND IN UKRAINE. COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
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The development of professional public service in Ukraine determines the need for the systematic implementation of complex theoretical and practical measures aimed at the interconnection of the institutional elements of this service, ensuring the unity of all its entities and elements. At the same time, rather significant changes will be required in the procedure for holding a competition for vacancies in the civil service in Ukraine, which can not be achieved without paying attention to foreign experience, in particular the experience of state formation in the Republic of Latvia, taking into account the historical traditions of admission to the civil service in Ukraine.
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