OFFICE OF PERSONNEL WEEKLY REPORT - - WEEK ENDING 29 AUGUST 1979
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FROM: TTarry E. Fitzwater ~-----
Director of Personnel
SUEJECT: Office of Personnel Weekly Report
Week Ending 29 August 1979
~~~inorit Recruitment : 25~1A
25~1A
minority recrui er on e ai
Directorate of Sc~en:ce and Technology, hosted. a luncheon in
New Orleans on 16 August 1979 and another in Houston on 17 August
1979 for business, academic and political leaders in the black
communities. Representatives of the black news media were also
in att:endanc:e. The purpose of the meetings was to publicize job
opportunities within the AT;ency and to solicit the assistance of
influential blacks i.n referring qualified minority applicants to
us. The discussions were spirited and the questions were good.
There is clearly a s>ignific~ant degree of suspicion in the black
community concerning; the C:IA; however, the meetings helped to
dispel certain myth:; held by some participants. Several people
commented that they were quite impressed by our willingness to
meet and speak with them. Others were surprised to learn of the
variety of occupational specialities used in CIA. Both meetings
appeared to be successful in achieving our goals. (U/AIUO~
Z. Records Retirement: This year's Summer Only Employees,
combined with certain of our regular Insurance Branch personnel,
hed a significant goal i in 19.76 and 1977 records
li
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accomp
and files for retention at the 25X~A
Records Center: This effort resulted in t e orwar ing o
9000 insurance files and literally thousands of other insurance
records to 0. In their spare time, these employees also managed
to re-.alphabetize nearly 50,000 insurance files currently stored
in the Branch's file room and have substantially restructured the +
file system to accommodate anticipated expansion in the coming
months . (C)
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3. Sign Language: The July announcing the
Corps of Interpreters for the Deaf generated employee interest.
Three additional employees who have developed a skill in sign
language volunteered their assistance; four others inquired about
sign 1a.nguage: training; and two others were inquiring about fu.ll-
time employment as sign language interpreters--one for a relative
and the other for a friend. (U/AIUO)
4. Military Personnel and Reserve Activities:
the new JMRTC Commander and certain members of his staff to
discuss active duty training tours for the Agency reservists
during the next fiscal year. (U/AIUO)
(a) met with
5. PMC;D Course:: We revised a course outline for the
Position Mar.~agement and Compensation Division Orientation Course
that is tailored for. component personnel officers. This course
is teTltatlVE',ly scheduled for this fall. (U/AIUO)
6. Valuntar Investment Plan:
-
The
current
unit
value for
't e VIP z~ s now up
the Growt~Func~o '
for the Income Fund is $16.33. (U)
to
$11.49 ,
The
unit
value
ference Roam on 29 August 1979.
(U)
8.
Truck Fixe: ti+1e have bee
n notified by GSA that a truck
belonging
Ito
Washbia.rn Storage Com
pany enroute to '~torth Carolina,
Missouri
and
Texas caught fire in
North Carolina. As luck would
have it,
two
of our employees? ef
fects were aboard the trL~ck as
a result
of
moves arranged thxoug
h G5A by Central Processing
Branch.
Na
estimate of the amoun
t or extent of damage is avail-
7. Combined Federal Campaign: The Agency's share of the
National Capital Area Com fined Federal Campaign goal has been
established at $300,000. The Agency's Campaign will be conducted
from 21 September 1979 until 9 November 1979. The Kick-Off Ra11y
will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, 21 September 1979 in the
Auditorium with key workers from throughout the Agency in atten-
dance. The 1979-80 Combined Federal Campaign Directorate
Representative Meeting was held in the Office of Personnel Con-
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able at thi:> time. One of the employees has been contacted
and ward left with the other's office. GSA will advise us as
soon as possible as to the details of the fire. (C)
9. Suggestion Box: No suggestions were received this
week. The total nurn~ex of suggestions received since the program
began on 15 June 19'77 is 71. (U)
:L O. Rehired Annuitants: See attached report. (A/IUO)
security inspection of the
18 September 1979. (U/AIUO)
COMING E~JEN'TS
(1) T;he Office of Security
will conduct a physical
Recruitment Office on
(2) of the Policy Staff continued to
study background material in preparation for the first meeting of
the task force an Selection Guidelines scheduled for 6 September.
(U/AIUO)
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W~EKI.Y REPORT Q~ R.EHI~ED CIVILIAN ANNUITANT
ACTIVITIES pOR THE. AGENCY (22' to 28 Augus 19~79~?
The ~o1low,ing xe;hixed civilian annuitant ca~e~;were ~xocessed
as new hires:
Independent Contractor,
QP, effective. 23 August'
Independent Contractor,
qS:, effective lQ August
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