Security of tenure in the public service must be viewed in the context of the universal quest for security. If we narrow our application of the term to employment, the problem of security in the public service is seen to differ from that in private industry only in the need to meet the peculiar threats to security in governmental organizations-principally the danger of making employment contingent upon factors other than the performance of the workers.From the information provided above, it can be validly concluded that

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Security of tenure in the public service must be viewed in the context of the universal quest for security. If we narrow our application of the term to employment, the problem of security in the public service is seen to differ from that in private industry only in the need to meet the peculiar threats to security in governmental organizations-principally the danger of making employment contingent upon factors other than the performance of the workers.<br>From the information provided above, it can be validly concluded that