o Prajwal Dhumatkar (64)

o Priti Komurlekar (66)

o Pranjali Mayekar (67)

o Nita Patil

o Prachi Thorat

INTRODUCTION OF BUREAUCRACY

A system of government in which most of the

important decisions are made by state officials rather

than by elected representatives.

A bureaucracy is a group of non-elected officials of

a government or organization that implements the

rules, laws, ideas, and functions of their institution. In

other words take over the rule of legislature,

democratically elected representation of a nation.

DEFINITIONAn administrative or social system

that relies on a set of rules and procedures, separation of functions and a hierarchical structure in implementing controls over an organization, government or social system. --- Investopedia

CHARACTERISTICS OF BUREAUCRACY

IT HAS A HIERARCHICAL STRUCTURE.

THERE IS STRICT ADHERENCE TO RULES.

OFFICIALS ARE SELECTED ON THE BASIS OF MERIT.

EACH OFFICIAL IS SUBJECTED TO DISCIPLINE AND CONTROL IN THE CONDUCT OF HIS OFFICIAL WORK.

THE OFFICIALS ARE REMUNERATED BY FIXED SALARIES IN MONEY.

THE ACTIVITIES ARE DIVIDED ON THE BASIS OF A SYSTEMATIC DIVISION OF LABOUR.

THE OFFICE IS TREATED AS THE PRIMARY OCCUPATION OF THE OFFICIAL, IF NOT THE SOLE ONE.

WEBER’S BUREACRACY

The classic perspective on bureaucracy was proposed by German sociologist Max Weber at the beginning of this century.

He sought to describe an ideal organization- one that would be perfectly rational and would provide maximum efficiency of operation.

WEBER’S BUERACRATIC MODELCHARECTERITICS:

a)DIVISION OF LABOUR

b)WELL-DEFINED AUTHORITY HIERARCHY

c)HIGH FORMALISATION

d)IMPERSONAL NATURE

e)EMLOYMENT DECISIONS BASED ON MERIT

f)CAREER TRACKS FOR EMPLOYEES

g)DISTINCT SEPARATION OF MEMBERS

THE SIX TYPE OF BUREAUCRATIC ORGANIZATION ARE:

DYSFUNCTIONAL

INSULAR

INEFFICIENT

MIDDLING

EFFICIENT

HIGH-PERFORMANCE

DYSFUNCTIONAL BUREACRACY CRTICISM

GOAL DISPLACEMENT

INAPPROPRIATE APPLICATION OF RULES AND

REGULATIONS

EMPLOYEE ALIENATION

CONCENTRATION OF POWER

NONMEMBER FRUSTRATION

IS BUREACRACY GETTING EXTINT? REASONS:

i. RAPID AND UNEXPECTED CHANGEii.GROWTH IN SIZEiii.INCREASING DIVERSITYiv.CHANGE IN MANAGERIAL BEHAVIOUR

BUREAUCRACIES ARE EVERYWHERE!!

IT WORKS

LARGE SIZE PREVAILS

NATURAL SELECTION FAVOURS BUREAUCRACY

SOCIETAL VALUES ARE UNCHANGING

ENVIRONMENTAL TURBULANCE IS

EXAGGERATED

ADVANTAGES OF BUREAUCRACY

REDUCES FAVORITISM

EMPLOYEE COMMITMENT

REDUCES AMBIGUITY

INCREASES UNIFORMITY OF ACTION

DISADVANTAGES OF BUREAUCRACY

BUREAUCRACY HAS BECOME OBSOLETE

INAPPROPRIATE APPLICATION OF RULES AND

REGULATIONS

EMPLOYEE ALIENATION

CONCENTRATION OF POWER

NON-MEMBER FRUSTRATION