Department of the Air Force Civilian Compensation and Benefits

Department of the Air Force Civilian Compensation and Benefits How Five Mission Critical and Hard-to-Fill Occupations Compare to the Private Sector and Key Federal Agencies - Research Report

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The U.S. Department of the Air Force has approximately 200,000 civilian employees working in 600 different occupations and professions. This includes approximately 170,000 appropriated fund civilians and more than 16,000 civilian employees who work in specialized research facilities and laboratories in 22 different locations across the United States. A critical tool in recruiting and retaining top-tier civilian talent is the compensation and benefits package offered. However, a recent study by the Congressional Budget Office found that the competitiveness of federal wages in general varies widely depending on educational attainment. The Air Force Directorate of Civilian Force Management asked Project AIR FORCE to conduct a study to help address concerns regarding the Air Force's ability to compete with private-sector compensation and benefits, particularly for hard-to-fill and mission critical occupations (MCOs). This report documents t

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ISBN: 9781977406392
Publisher: RAND Corporation
Imprint: RAND Corporation
DEWEY: 355.6190973
DEWEY edition: 23
Language: English
Weight: 467g
Height: 279mm
Width: 216mm
Spine width: 11mm