英文摘要 |
Civil servants must pass the promotion training to be promoted to the Senior Rank position since a new law was enacted in 1996. This paper evaluates the performance of this mandatory training program from 2011 to 2020. Results show that the training has not yielded significant training effectiveness and has very low return on investment. About 70% of participants who had passed the program have still not yet been promoted to apply whatever they have learned and that represents a very low ROI. This study also finds that the training program, on the contrary, does produce disparate impact on civil servants who are male, elders, non-managerial and technical-type employees. The fail rate of these groups is significantly higher than those of their counterparts which violates the fourth-fifth rule of employment selection. The paper finally asserts that this mandatory training program should be abolished and replaced by any new selection method[s] that can enhance development effectiveness and avoid the occurrence of disparate impact. |