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Nature, 1947
IN 1696, when he was fifty-three years of age, Newton was appointed warden of the Mint, and in 1699 he was promoted to the master's place, which he held to the date of his death. The last thirty-one years of his life were thus passed in a public service which, if not as a whole arduous, yet occupied much of his time and was, on occasion, vexatious and ...
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IN 1696, when he was fifty-three years of age, Newton was appointed warden of the Mint, and in 1699 he was promoted to the master's place, which he held to the date of his death. The last thirty-one years of his life were thus passed in a public service which, if not as a whole arduous, yet occupied much of his time and was, on occasion, vexatious and ...
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Civil Servants and Civil Liberties
Public Administration, 1941A. Berriedale Keith, Frnest Barker
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Strengthening Civil Servants’ Entrepreneurial Behaviour: An Integrated Framework
International Journal of Public Administration, 2022Nur Hairani Abd Rahman +2 more
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Opening up the black box of civil servants’ competencies
Public Management Review, 2020Peter Kruyen, Marieke van Genugten
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Pension and Active Ageing: Lessons Learned from Civil Servants in Indonesia
Social Sciences, 2021Ahmad Irsan A Moeis +2 more
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