Applying the EFQM model for the purpose of evaluating the National Employment OfficeThe National Employment Office (Office national de l'emploi (ONEM)), the Belgian institution in charge of unemployment benefits has applied the Common Assessment Framework on four occasions to detect the institution’s strengths and weaknesses. However, the lack of external perspective was considered to be problematic. An authority which carries out a self-assessment is not protected from making “assessment mistakes” and runs the risk of missing important points. The results achieved accordingly are consequently difficult to use to improve the institution’s (internal and external) image.
Therefore, the National Employment Office turned towards the EFQM (European Foundation for Quality Management) approach, which included external assessment and, where applicable, awarded recognised accreditation in Europe. The approach is comprised of various stages:
The National Employment Office was awarded the “Recognized for Excellence – five stars” accreditation. This external recognition improves the institution’s image, expands its strategy and motivates staff. Full text: 2-Belgique-ONEM2.pdf 125.01 kB
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2010
Implementation year: 2009 Topics: Governance of social security Organization: National Employment Office Country: Belgium |
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