英文摘要 |
One of the clearest features of administrative contracts is that the administrative organizations stand on one side, whereas their members, rather than outside people, stand on the opposite side. Such contracts can be divided into two types. The first type involves those who are hired as laborers by the government and receive payments for the services they provide. The second type involves those who have passed the national examination, which clearly regulates their rights and obligations to the government. In view of the readily apparent and increasing problems related to the applicability of administrative contracts under the legal system of civil service, this paper focuses on these two types of contracts by referring to the corresponding regulations of the French and German legal systems on administrative contracts, combined with relevant theories and current practices in Taiwanese public personnel administration. This paper is intended to inspire deeper exploration of this topic and provide a crucial reference for government decision making. |