Public Personnel Management is a discipline aimed at connecting public administration practice and management research, providing a valuable communication platform for academia and practitioners. The core focus of this field is to delve into various aspects of the work environment, organization, individuals, and decision-making processes, all of which are important components of public human resource management theory and practice. In order to meet the needs of academia and practitioners, the field of public personnel management has adopted various forms of publication, such as review articles, case studies, and comments. These publications not only explore a wide range of management issues at the local, state, federal, and international levels, but also timely reflect the latest research trends and practical experiences in the field of public human resource management.

Through these studies and analyses, public personnel management aims to provide valuable insights and recommendations for policy makers, managers, and other relevant personnel, helping them better understand and respond to the challenges faced by the public sector. At the same time, this field is also committed to promoting the theoretical development of public human resource management, providing new perspectives and ideas for academic research.