Hete adem en koude kermis. De werkomstandigheden van de ambtenaren van de secretarie van staat van Lodewijk Napoleon

<p><strong><em>Put upon then pushed out. The employment conditions of civil servants working in Louis- Napoleon's State Secretariat</em></strong></p><p>King Louis-Napoleon moved the entire government apparatus on a number of occasions. However, the publ...

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Main Author: J. Roelevink
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Open Journals 2002-01-01
Series:BMGN: Low Countries Historical Review
Online Access:https://www.bmgn-lchr.nl/articles/5608
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spelling doaj-eb0a506fd8ce4d06a9b4ea91a3c589642021-10-02T05:36:24ZengOpen JournalsBMGN: Low Countries Historical Review0165-05052211-28982002-01-01117112410.18352/bmgn-lchr.56085576Hete adem en koude kermis. De werkomstandigheden van de ambtenaren van de secretarie van staat van Lodewijk NapoleonJ. Roelevink<p><strong><em>Put upon then pushed out. The employment conditions of civil servants working in Louis- Napoleon's State Secretariat</em></strong></p><p>King Louis-Napoleon moved the entire government apparatus on a number of occasions. However, the public bodies continued to be administered in a centralized, efficient and productive manner, despite all the reorganizations and being relocated within The Hague in 1806, and to Utrecht in 1807 and Amsterdam in 1808. The staff were loyal but very aware of their own position. The office premises were dignified and austerely furnished. The rules and regulations laid great emphasis upon orderliness and being available at all times. When Louis-Napoleon left, a French administration came into effect from 1 January 1811 and most civil servants were dismissed.</p>https://www.bmgn-lchr.nl/articles/5608
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Hete adem en koude kermis. De werkomstandigheden van de ambtenaren van de secretarie van staat van Lodewijk Napoleon
BMGN: Low Countries Historical Review
author_facet J. Roelevink
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title Hete adem en koude kermis. De werkomstandigheden van de ambtenaren van de secretarie van staat van Lodewijk Napoleon
title_short Hete adem en koude kermis. De werkomstandigheden van de ambtenaren van de secretarie van staat van Lodewijk Napoleon
title_full Hete adem en koude kermis. De werkomstandigheden van de ambtenaren van de secretarie van staat van Lodewijk Napoleon
title_fullStr Hete adem en koude kermis. De werkomstandigheden van de ambtenaren van de secretarie van staat van Lodewijk Napoleon
title_full_unstemmed Hete adem en koude kermis. De werkomstandigheden van de ambtenaren van de secretarie van staat van Lodewijk Napoleon
title_sort hete adem en koude kermis. de werkomstandigheden van de ambtenaren van de secretarie van staat van lodewijk napoleon
publisher Open Journals
series BMGN: Low Countries Historical Review
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2211-2898
publishDate 2002-01-01
description <p><strong><em>Put upon then pushed out. The employment conditions of civil servants working in Louis- Napoleon's State Secretariat</em></strong></p><p>King Louis-Napoleon moved the entire government apparatus on a number of occasions. However, the public bodies continued to be administered in a centralized, efficient and productive manner, despite all the reorganizations and being relocated within The Hague in 1806, and to Utrecht in 1807 and Amsterdam in 1808. The staff were loyal but very aware of their own position. The office premises were dignified and austerely furnished. The rules and regulations laid great emphasis upon orderliness and being available at all times. When Louis-Napoleon left, a French administration came into effect from 1 January 1811 and most civil servants were dismissed.</p>
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