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  1. AGENCY SPOTLIGHT
    General Services Administration
    The General Services Administration’s (GSA’s) Office of the Chief People Officer (OCPO) manages the human resources programs, policies, and operations for the agency’s 12,000 employees.
  2. AGENCY SPOTLIGHT
    Department of Energy
    The U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of the Chief Human Capital Officer provides leadership on the development and implementation of innovative policies, programs, technology and partnerships relating to attracting, developing, motivating and maintaining a diverse and highly qualified workforce.
  3. AGENCY SPOTLIGHT
    Department of State
    The Bureau of Human Resources (HR) has the critical responsibility of hiring, developing, assigning, and supporting the Department of State’s greatest assets – our people. The Bureau of Human Resources works to provide you with fast, fair, transparent, and compassionate service, and continually strives to serve you better.
  4. AGENCY SPOTLIGHT
    Department of Defense
    The Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Civilian Personnel Policy (CPP)/Civilian Chief Human Capital Office is the Department's human resource policy office. CPP formulates plans, policies, and programs to manage the department of defense civilian work force effectively, efficiently, and humanely. CPP supports the Military Departments and Defense Agencies with policy leadership and with personnel services through the Civilian Personnel Management Service.
  5. AGENCY SPOTLIGHT
    Department of Homeland Security
    The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is focused on protecting the American people, reducing the risk of terrorist attacks, securing our borders, enforcing immigration laws, safeguarding cyberspace and ensuring resilience to disasters. 
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News
Monday, September 10, 2012
DHS surfing the retirement wave, turns focus to leadership, morale
The Homeland Security Department hasn't experienced the retirement wave or had to offer buyouts or early retirements to employees like many other agencies. In fact, it experiences an annual turnover rate of only 1.35 percent for its 240,000 employees. Catherine Emerson, DHS's chief human capital officer, said the bigger challenge instead is ensuring the agency's current employees have the skills to meet existing and future needs… Find Jason Miller’s full article and interview on Fed News Radio
Friday, August 31, 2012
Human resource executives: Tight budgets, brain drain challenge federal workforce
With baby boomers hitting retirement age, federal agencies expect challenging years ahead in grooming the next crop of leaders, managing heavier workloads, and attracting skilled professionals to work for the government, according to a recent survey of federal executives... Read Gus G. Sentementes's full article for the The Baltimore Sun
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Rah, Rah HRU: Online University Gains Stature With HR Professionals
At a time when education costs are soaring and student debt is rising, there's one institution of higher learning that's tuition free for most students and is saving money – lots of it. It's the federal Chief Human Capital Officers' innovative cross-government HR University, which has saved more than $17.6 million in taxpayer dollars since it was launched last year, according to the Office of Personnel Management, the council's partner in HRU… Read Richard Walker’s Full Article on AOL Government
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