This book, edited by Wilhelm Gerloff and published in 1932, examines the principles and practices of civil service remuneration in Germany. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the legal framework, historical development, and current state of compensation for public officials. The work is divided into sections discussing various aspects of civil service remuneration, including salary structures, benefits, taxation, and the impact of economic conditions on salaries. The book aims to offer an overview of the most significant issues in public sector remuneration and is intended for policymakers, scholars, and practitioners interested in social policy and public administration. |