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Annual Report 2010 CBK 6.1.1. Control and Budget Implementation and Operational Analyses Also, during 2010, the control and budget implementation contributed in such a way that it makes the utilization of available resources more rational and effective and in compliance with the budget approved by the CBK Board. Budget implementation and control during 2010 contributed in implementation of CBK strategic objectives through monitoring and control of rational and effective utilization of available resources and in compliance with the budget approved by the CBK Board. Control and budget implementation reports and operational analyzes were prepared and elaborated each month, and no substantial deviation from budget lines has been notices. Significant achievements have been reached in terms of controls and implementation of the CBK budget lines in the area of income generated from the interest in time placements in foreign banks and from securities, and the maintenance and monthly evidence on clients deposits and CBK placements in foreign banks (income and expenditures interests). 6.2. Human Resources The purpose of human resources continued to remain the staff development in compliance with objectives of CBK, through development of policies on labor relation in CBK and Code of Ethics and Conduct, relevant policies and procedures focused on staff training and development, leadership and performance success process/employees’ performance, analysis of competences and planning of individual business objectives and individual needs of employees’ education, in order to orient the whole human potential towards achieving the CBK aims, goals and objectives. In order to enhance the performance efficiency through efficient administration, better service, information quality, communication, decision making, and on-line recruitment, the human resources implemented during 2010 the human resources software by a functional database. Figure 86. Structure of qualification of CBK employees University 54% Other 27% During 2010, the average number of CBK employees was 165, which is by 2.4% higher than in the previous year; out of them 54% are Source: CBK (2011) Post university 19% have university degree 19% with post-university degree and 27% with high, secondary and primary school. From the employees with post-graduate degree, three of them are attending doctorate studies (PhD), two of them aboard and one in the country. 90 |
CBK Annual Report 2010 Table 24. Trainings attended during 2010 Trainings organized by: Number of participants Central European Bank, Frankfurt- Germany 24 Financial Stability, Battenberg, Sw itzerland 1 Center of Excellence in Finance, Ljubljana, Slovenia 4 Joint Vienna Institute- Austria 10 Financial Stability Institute-FSI 1 Bank of Luxembourg 1 National Bank of Poland 5 Bank of France 7 Eurostat 1 Federal Reserve Ban, New York 4 Deutsche Bundesbank, Germany 2 Kosovo Bank Association 2 Bank of Netherlands 7 National Bank of Austria 2 National Bank of Czech Republic 4 Financial Supervision Authority-Poland 1 Information Systems Audit and Control Association-ISACA 1 Kosovo Public Relations Institute-IMP 2 Central Bank of Macedonia 1 Central Bank of Turkey 2 International Organization on Pension Supervision - IOPS 1 Oracle- London 1 International Training Centre-Malta 1 International Monetary Fund 1 Turkish Capital Market Board and USA Securities Market Commission 1 Solvency II-Sw itzerland 1 World Bank -Zagreb 1 Sw iss Actuary Association 1 European Actuary Academy-Zagreb 1 WB Centre on Financial Reporting Reforms 2 Training Initiative for Financial Supervision -TIFS 1 CBK 32 Bank Association of Turkey 1 Source: CBK 2011 Out of total 165 employees in 2010, 47% of them were female staff. Female participation in managerial positions reaches at Figure 87. Gender structure in CBK 33% in total in 2010, which 56% represents a growing trend of female participation in decision making compared to the previous years of the CBK functioning. 54% 52% 50% The average age of total employees in 2010 was around 40 years. With purpose of better implementation of its objective, 42% CBK continually invests on its staff training and development through participation in courses, Male Source: CBK (2011) trainings, seminars, workshops and academic programs relevant to CBK. 48% 46% 44% 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Female | 91
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<strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2010</strong><br />
CBK<br />
6.1.1. Control and Budget Implementation and Operational Analyses<br />
Also, during <strong>2010</strong>, the control and budget implementation contributed in such a way that it<br />
makes the utilization of available resources more rational and effective and in compliance<br />
with the budget approved by the CBK Board.<br />
Budget implementation and control during <strong>2010</strong> contributed in implementation of CBK<br />
strategic objectives through monitoring and control of rational and effective utilization of<br />
available resources and in compliance with the budget approved by the CBK Board.<br />
Control and budget implementation reports and operational analyzes were prepared and<br />
elaborated each month, and no substantial deviation from budget lines has been notices.<br />
Significant achievements have been reached in terms of controls and implementation of the<br />
CBK budget lines in the area of income generated from the interest in time placements in<br />
foreign banks and from securities, and the maintenance and monthly evidence on clients<br />
deposits and CBK placements in foreign banks (income and expenditures interests).<br />
6.2. Human Resources<br />
The purpose of human resources continued to remain the staff development in compliance<br />
with objectives of CBK, through development of policies on labor relation in CBK and Code<br />
of Ethics and Conduct, relevant policies and procedures focused on staff training and<br />
development, leadership and performance success process/employees’ performance, analysis<br />
of competences and planning of individual business objectives and individual needs of<br />
employees’ education, in order to orient the whole human potential towards achieving the<br />
CBK aims, goals and objectives.<br />
In order to enhance the<br />
performance efficiency through<br />
efficient administration, better<br />
service, information quality,<br />
communication, decision making,<br />
and on-line recruitment, the<br />
human resources implemented<br />
during <strong>2010</strong> the human resources<br />
software by a functional database.<br />
Figure 86. Structure of qualification of CBK<br />
employees<br />
University<br />
54%<br />
Other<br />
27%<br />
During <strong>2010</strong>, the average number<br />
of CBK employees was 165, which<br />
is by 2.4% higher than in the<br />
previous year; out of them 54% are<br />
Source: CBK (<strong>2011</strong>)<br />
Post university<br />
19%<br />
have university degree 19% with post-university degree and 27% with high, secondary and<br />
primary school.<br />
From the employees with post-graduate degree, three of them are attending doctorate<br />
studies (PhD), two of them aboard and one in the country.<br />
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