ROTATION PROCEDURES - OTR INSTRUCTORS

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CIA-RDP80-01826R000900060037-1
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RIPPUB
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S
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3
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December 9, 2016
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May 20, 1998
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37
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Publication Date: 
April 19, 1955
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REGULATION
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Approved F Release 2001 0-01826RP 00900060037-1 OFFICE OF TRAINING REGULATION NO. 20.9 19 April 1955 SUBJECT: Rotation Procedures OIR Instructors 1. GENERAL In accordance with the Agency concept of Career Service, this Office of Training Regulation sets forth procedures for rotation of instructors Intended to promote effective career management. 2. POLICY Rotation procedures are based upon the following (IM policies: a. It is the aim of this Office to rotate its instructors between OTR and other Agency components, particularly the DDP, so that the training program will constantly reflect current operational thinking. b. The tour of duty in OTR, for rotation purposes, will be thirty months unless otherwise approved '6y the Director of Training. c. Upon rotation from OTR, each instructor who has a Service Designation of "Training" will be encouraged to retain it and to add a secondary Service Designation of the component to which he is rotating. d. With the exception of the Director of Training, the Deputy Director of Training, and the Personnel Officer,.. OTR, supervisors and employees are not authorized to make condtments concerning rotation, 3. PROCEDURES a. Six months before the end of a tour of duty an instructor who desires to rotate will request a letter of availability from his supervisor. This letter will specify any necessary conditions such as exact release date or requirement for a replacement. The letter will be endorsed by supervisors In the chain of coraimnd through the Branch, Division,, Staff, or School to the Secretary., OM Career Service Board. b. The Secretary of the Career Service Board will place the letter on the agenda of the following meting of the Board for approval, modification, or disapproval. ,i Approved For Release 200 i7t /04 C:TA--RDPj Approved For lease 2001/R9/04: CIA- P80-0182600900060037-1 n n i ,r' c1 r n 1 ~- t o OFFICE OF TRAINING REGt1LATION NO. 20.-9 19 April 1955 c. After the Board has approved, the Personnel Officer, OTR, will interview the employee for specific information about the typo of work he has been doing in OR, the type and area of rotation pre- ferred, and aw other pertinent facts. d. The Personnel Officer, OTR, will advise the appropriate Senior Placement Officer , Office of Personnel, and for rotation of MP, the appropriate Career Management Officer, of the employee tai availa- bility. These officials win coordinate rotation efforts throughout the Agency and keep the Personnel Office, OTR, informed of progress. Individuals who have been approved for rotation are encouraged to develop their own rotation possibilities as long as they keep the Personnel Office, OTR, informed. e. When the employee has received a definite offer of a position, the immediate supervisor is required to prepare a Fitness Report on the individual, unless one has been prepared within the previous ninety days. Upon receipt of this document, the Personnel Officer, OTa, will complete all administrative matters relative to the rotation. 25X1A MATTHEW BIIRD Director of Training Distributions All OTR Personnel -2.. Approved For Release 2001/09/04: CIA-RDP80-0182F;Rb009 Ap~a~o ~.200.I A9/{)4 CIA-O. :. 0-0 X82 09DD~#60 -~- - _ _ LIT PLA1 NGN- :"i:LLiGENCE E)li'EIiSEt,CE .. r INTELLIGENCE EXPE.-IIENCE GRADE J3 TITLE TRAINING DESIRED J03 ASS I G:l:',:"SITS E''311SEU C9ii.P