The „HR Strategy for Researchers” supports research institutions and funding organisations to implement “The European Charter for Researchers” & “The Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers” in their policies and practices. The concrete implementation of the Charter & Code by research institutions will render them more attractive to researchers looking for a new employer or for a host for their research project. Funding organisations implementing the Charter & Code principles will contribute to the attractiveness of their national research systems and to the attractiveness of the European Research Area together. The „HR Excellence in Research” award will identify the institutions and organisations as providers and supporters of a stimulating and favourable working environment.
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Completed tasks
- Synthetic study on the implementation of good commercialisation practices at the Institute of Soil Science and Plant Cultivation – State Research Institute (IUNG-PIB)Introduction to commercialisation at IUNG-PIB In today’s world, where innovation and research play a key role in the development of the economy, commercialisation of research results has become an important element of the activities of research institutes. The Institute of Soil Science and Plant Cultivation – State Research Institute (IUNG-PIB), with its rich scientific and… Dowiedz się więcej: Synthetic study on the implementation of good commercialisation practices at the Institute of Soil Science and Plant Cultivation – State Research Institute (IUNG-PIB)
- New European Charter for Researchers
The new charter is an annex to the EU Council’s recommendations dated December 18, 2023, on European frameworks aimed at attracting and retaining talent in the areas of scientific research, innovation, and entrepreneurship in Europe. - Photostation CC rights repository for IUNGPhoto database of IUNG history and usefull photos of nature, people. field, rural landscape for internal use.
- Achievements HRS4R 2016-2021
- IUNG-PIB – internal regulationsTranslated as part of the Human Resources Strategy for Researchers 2016-2021
Since the adoption of the Commission Recommendation on the Charter & Code in 2005 to 2016, over 1200 institutions from 40 European countries but also outside Europe (and European/international organisations) have expressed their explicit support to the Charter & Code, and 232 have obtained the Commission’s „The HR Excellence in Research” badge.
The „HR Excellence in Research” award gives public recognition to research institutions that have made progress in aligning their human resource policies with the principles set out in the „Charter & Code”. Institutions that have been awarded the right to use the icon can use it to highlight their commitment to implementing fair and transparent recruitment and appraisal procedures for researchers.
In March 2016, The European Commission granted the logo „HR Excellence in Research” to the Institute of Soil Science and Plant Cultivation – National Research Institute in Pulawy. There are 94 research institutions in Poland awarded „The HR Excellence in Research” and 657 units from all over the world (see listing… – 04.01.2022 r.).
In the last years, the Institute increased efforts to prepare and adapt to a coherent Strategy. In addition to the Scientific Strategy, which is based on 5 five-year plan and is required by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, the Institute prepared HR for Researchers Strategy and Media strategy (PR Strategy in action plan) for the following 5 years.
After January 2018, the Institute has started adapting its policy to the standards of Open, Transparent and Merit recruitment for researchers. The first step was to analyse the current state of IUNG-PIB regulation, considering Polish laws. This analysis has shown that although a great step forward in the recent two years has been made, many issues still need to be changed. OTM-R practices were included in the Director’s regulation regarding Research Vacancies Competition Commission appointment.
We have updated our action plan and set out the focus of our HR strategy for the next 3 years (March 2018-March 2021). This plan includes continuing actions from our previous action plan and further actions that will build on the progress achieved to date. IUNG will continue to monitor progress towards our action plan.
Since July 2021, IUNG has implemented a new HRS4R action plan for 2021-2024.
From 1 January 2022. After survey consultations with staff, the Director of the Institute introduced the Gender Equality Plan (GEP) 2022-2031, one of the HRS4R Action Plan tasks for the new period.
- IUNG Human Resources Strategy for Researchers with Action Plan (HRS4R) (VII 2021- IX 2024)
- IUNG Open Transparent and Merit-Based Recruitment (OTM-R) policy
- Declaration of commitment to “The European Charter for Researchers” and “The Code of Conduct for the Recruitment for Researchers”
- The European Charter for Researchers
- The Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers
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Archive:
- IUNG-PIB Human Resources Strategy for Researchers with Action Plan (HRS4R) – (Revised – March 2018) IUNG-PIB
- Human Resources Strategy for Researchers with Action Plan (HRS4R) – (February 2016 – the previous version)
- IUNG-PIB Human Resources Strategy for Researchers with Action Plan (HRS4R) – (Revised – March 2018)
- IUNG-PIB Human Resources Strategy for Researchers with Action Plan (HRS4R) – (February 2016 – the previous version)
Present composition of implementation and support teams
Contact:
Contact the coordinator HRS4R in the Insitute
Monika Kowalik +48 81 4786 733, mkowalik/at/iung.pulawy.pl
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