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It is the fifth sector that maybe dependant from the other four industrial sectors(primary,secondary,tertaiary)which may be higher up in organisations i.e. government and not for profit organisations.
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The public sector can learn efficiency and innovation from the private sector, while the private sector can learn about accountability and transparency from the public sector. Both sectors can benefit from sharing best practices in areas such as customer service and resource management.
Anything that people in any other country do. Some are self-employed, some work in the private sector, some in the public sector, and some are farmers/fishermen, etc. Many work in the tourist industry since Greece is a popular tourist destination. The only difference compared to other European countries is that the public sector is quite strong and popular in Greece, as you cannot be easily fired from a public sector post.
Public Sector banks is a term that is used to refer to a type of bank in India. They deal with stocks and other financial matters ,they are mainly controlled by the government.
A scheduled bank is a private sector bank given a schedule status by the RBI while a Public sector bank is a government undertaking bank .Some scheduled bank were nationalised to merge with other public sector bank or operate independently as government undertaking banks.
The attributes that are appreciated within the public service sector are great customer service and patience when people require services such as gas, water or electricity. Being knowledgeable about either of these or any other services provided by the public sector is a great asset.
Public Sector = Government regulated organizations owned by shareholders as listed through a stock exchange. "Public" because of the access available for public purchase or trade shares. Private Sector = Privately owned companies (mostly small businesses) run by an individual or small group instead of shareholders. Such companies are unregulated by federal authority and make up the majority of labor forces in most countries.
The organisation is monitored and yearly graded statistically by central government (DFE) Also by Benchmarking data which are submitted to NCOGS and the DFE yearly.
The Primary Sector - Where raw materials are grown, extracted or mined. The Secondary Sector - Where materials are processed and turned into goods. The Tertiary Sector Where services are provided to the public and other businesses.
The public sector includes governmental entities, usually that part of government that provides services to the public (police, fire, military, public education, etc.) The private sector includes all nongovernmental entities --- individuals, businesses, both publicly held businesses and privately held businesses, etc.
public speaking, advertising,or any other job which is not academic related but creative