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Chapter

Chapter 14
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Power and Authority
Delegation of Authority

• Features…
Steps in Delegation

• Determination of Results Expected


• Assignment of Duties
• Authorisation for Action
• Creation of Obligation
Principles of Delegation

• Delegation by results expected


• Functional Definition
• Clarity of lines of authority
• Level of Authority
• Absoluteness of Responsibility
• Parity of Authority and Responsibility
Blocks to Effective
Delegation
• Factors in Delegator (Superior)
• Factors in Delegator (Subordinates)
• Organisational Factors
Factors in Delegator
(Superior)
• Love for Authority
• Maintenance of Tight Control
• Fear of Subordinates
• Fear of Exposure
• Attitude towards subordinates
• Personality of Superior
Rationale of
Centralisation
Rationale of
Decentralisation
Making Decentralisation
Effective
• Centralised Top Policy and Control
• Appreciation of Concept of
Decentralisation
• Development of Managers
• Competition among Units

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