Cross-sectional task

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Cross-sectional tasks in the organizational structure of public administrations , commercial enterprises or other organizations bundle tasks that are important for the functioning of the organization from a certain size onwards across departments . In politics, cross-sectional tasks extend across several policy areas.

economy & Administration and Management

For cross-cutting issues are often their own organizational units such as human resources , accounting , facilities management , procurement and IT - System Administration created the z. B. be summarized under the heading Central Services . In contrast to the specialist departments, the performance of these cross-sectional tasks does not develop their main effect outside the organization (on the customer or the citizen), but within the organization and the employees working there.

The formation of central services for cross-sectional tasks leads to some extent to the formation of a matrix organization .

politics

In politics, a field of activity that affects several political areas can be treated as a cross-sectional task. For example, the integration of immigrants, especially refugees, is widely viewed in Germany as a cross-sectional task. Also tourism policy is cross-cutting issue is on several policy areas, such as economy, environment, culture, health, regional development and transport. Leisure time policy affects housing and city, agricultural, social and family, labor, health, transport and economic policy.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Example in Saarland: State Office for Central Services
  2. ↑ Integration - a cross-sectional task. Ministry of Labor, Social Affairs, Health, Women and Family, State of Brandenburg, October 2016, accessed on February 2, 2018 .
  3. ↑ Guidelines for the integration of refugees: Integration must become a cross-sectional task. DGB, April 8, 2016, accessed February 2, 2018 .
  4. ↑ Tourism policy. In: Lexicon of Geography, spektrzm.de. 2001, accessed February 2, 2018 .
  5. ↑ Leisure Policy . In: Lexicon of Psychology, Spektrum.de. 2000, accessed February 2, 2018 .

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