The plan to improve the service productivity of the Administrative and Employment Organization in Israel has been approved. The Administrative and Employment Organization of the State has announced: After the approval of Aladdin Rafizada, Vice President and Head of the organization, the plan to improve the productivity of the government services of the Administrative and Employment Organization of the State was announced by Muhammad Ali Aftakhari, Deputy Executive Development and Parliamentary Affairs and Head of the Productivity Committee of that organization, for application to the Vice Presidents and subordinates. In accordance with the implementation of Section 111 of the Seventh Plan Law and the fulfillment of the goal of "minimum 10% productivity of government services" and in accordance with the implementation of the first plan from the sixth axis of the "14th Administrative Government Reform Plan", this plan was compiled and approved by the Productivity Committee of the National Productivity Organization of Iran. In this program, improving productivity result indicators such as "cost of services, service delivery time, accessibility rate, customer satisfaction, energy consumption" and separately targeted services were developed and action plans were developed to achieve these goals. These plans define measures such as improving and redesigning processes, making services smarter, changing structures, etc., and to follow and monitor the implementation of each of these plans, a "program progress indicator" is determined and targeted. Read the full text in the government database.