POLICY GOVERNING CLASSIFICATION OF POSITIONS IN CIG

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CIA-RDP81-00706R000200050072-3
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December 15, 2016
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May 24, 2004
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February 4, 1947
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Approved For Release 2004/07/08 : CIA-RDP81-00706R000200050072-3 4 February 1947 MEMORANDUM FOR: ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR SPECIAL OPERATIONS ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR REPORTS AND ESTIMATES ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR COLLECTION AND DISSEMINATION CHIEF, INTERDEPARTMENTAL COORDINATING AND PLANNING STAFF SUBJECT: Policy Governing Classification of Positions in CIG 1. The following policy has been proposed to, and approved by, the Deputy Director of Central Intelligence in connection with establishing firm classifi- cations of positions in CIG: D,,. An extensive program of position classification and reclassification is now under gray in CIG, which will involve two major problems: (1) Establishment of positions with the Civil Service Commission which have previously been handled on a special basis, without formal classification. (2) Reclassification of positions previously established with the Civil Service Commission prior to development of current CIG organizational structure and operating policies. As formal classifications are established on a current basis, downgrading problems will develop for three categories of individuals: (1) Those whose positions now, have a formal Civil Service Commission classification at a higher grade than will be authorized upon resurvey. (2) Those whose positions have been established by CIG, under special circumstances, at a higher grade than will be authorized by the Civil Service Commission when presented for formal approval. (3) Those who have been hired at the top pay rate of a lower grade than the position held in another Government agency at time of transfer. g. A further problem will arise when all positions have been formally established with the Civil Service Commission involving pay rates for individuals who may be later transferred from other Government departments to CIO positions in lower grade classifications than those held in the department from which transferred. 11. The CIG policy covering employment and reclassification of individuals for positions newly established or reclassified by the Civil Service Commission will be: Approved For Release 2004/07/08 : CIA-RDP81-00706R000200050072-3 Approved For Release 2004/07/08: CIA-RDP81-00706R002200050072-3 (1) Newly employed individuals from other than government agencies will. enter on duty at the base pay rate of the grade and position for which employed. (2) Individuals who have been employed previously under special circumstances to fill positions not yet established with the Civil Service Commission will be regraded, if change of pay rate is involved, to the base pay rate of the grade and position established by the Civil Service Commission. (3) Individuals who hold positions previously classified by the Civil Service Commission at a higher grade than authorized upon re- survey will be downgraded to the newly established grade. Pay rates in the lower grade may be at any authorized within-grade level recommended by the using activity. (4) Policy stated in (3) above will also govern pay rates of those individuals previously or later transferred from another Government agency where they have held higher grades than those to which transferred in CIG. (5) Nothing contained in this policy shall be in conflict with established rules or-regulations pertaining to rates of pay. 1. In emergency cases involving very special circumstances, recom- mendations may be submitted to the Executive Director, through the Chief, Personnel Division, P & A Branch, for exceptions to the policy stated in Paragraph Ar, (2) above. L. The employment of any individual in any temporary position for the purpose of establishing a higher rate of pay and later transfer to a lower grade position for permanent assignment is prohibited. The Advisor for Management will make periodic checks to insure compliance with this provisioQ__'_2, This information is forawarded to you in order that every possible assistance may be given to the Personnel Division when problems of the nature mentioned herein arise in your office. 25X1 Executive for Personnel and Ili` "' stration Approved For Release 2004/07/08 : CIA-RDP81-00706R000200050072-3 by S~ovecbf eleas@o? 1W Cl Q500 ,7 i 77a R000 . _ ~~~ n Top mid Bottom) CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE GROUP INTER-OFFICE ROUTING SLIP (Revised 10 Sept 1946) FROM TO INITIALS DATE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE EXECUTIVE TO THE DIRECTOR SECRETARY TO THE DIRECTOR EXECUTIVE OFFICE: ASST. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ADVISORY COUNCIL EXECUTIVE FOR PERSONNEL & ADMINISTRATION CENTRAL RECORDS SECRETARY, NIA CHIEF, INTERDEPARTMENTAL STAFF ASST. DIRECTOR=_:L OPERATIONS ASST. DIRECTOR, RESEARCH & EVALUATION ASST. DIRECTOR, COLLECTION & DISSEMINATION CHIEF, SECURITY BRANCH 'j~ % APPROVAL INFORMATION DIRECT REPLY ACTION RETURN COMMENT RECOMMENDATION PREPARATION OF REPLY X FILE SIGNATURE CONCURRENCE DISPATCH REMARKS: TOP SECREprove Ff' heleaEA0Wf ': GIA ~~A6RdWhb%%VbW-3