RECRUITMENT - ORR, OCR AND OCI

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CIA-RDP80B01676R000700090016-1
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December 14, 2016
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March 7, 2003
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16
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November 9, 1964
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MF
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Approved For Release 2003/05/05: CIA-RDP80BO1676R000700090016-1 iL R: Deputy Director for litelligence Recruitnne= t - ORR, JCR. and XI A-:;errora.:,durn for.- Executive Director- Comptroller, from: Chief, .Ad mi iistr stive staff, O/DD/I, Subject: Person,.eel Analyses of ORR, OCR and OCL. with attachments A through. F. 1. 1 have reviewed the staff papers and recommendations (Reference) pertaining to the establishment of specific levels of recruitment and entrance-on-duty of now employees in the Offices of Research and Reports, Current Intelligence and Central Reference. Although I agree in principle with the conclusions set forth in these documents, the Agency is operating under the Director's instruction to reduce on-duty strength levels as well ass authorized strength levels in both FT 1965 and FY 1966. In order to achieve these levels, ceilings must be understood and accepted to mean the maxbnuro number of personnel authorized to be employed at any given time. Therefore, planned reductions in on-duty strength must focus upon achievLng FY 1966 strength levels early in FY 1966 and not by the end of that fiscal year. e . I appreciate the fact that flexibility must be maintained in order to meet the seasonal availability of recruits, security processing and overseas reassignment requirements. The Director of Personnel has the authority to process personnel actions with due consideration to the unique problems: faced by each component. It is both inadvisable and unnecessary for me to approve specific levels or authorizations for recruitment or entrance .on-duty over an extended period of time. These can and should be coordinated, developed and implemented with the Director of Personnel. He is charged with the responsibility to control and review these activities Approved For Release 2003/05/05 : CIA-RDP80BO1676R000700090016-1 Approved For Release 2003/05/05 : CIA-RDP80B01676R000700090016-1 on a continuous basis within the framework of current and future .po,=per authorizations and requirements. If temporary adjustment or flexibility is necessary to avoid a serious decline in on-duty strength, the Director of Personnel can take action to respond to type of situation witIvout the authorization of specific recruitment level* from my office. . It is suggested that you develop, in agreement with the Director of Personnel, the required recruitment and entrance duty levels necessary to avoid the, development of an unmanageable gap between on-duty and authorized strength in both i iscai Years 1965 and 1966 or an =acceptable imbalance between clerical and professional peerse .eel. In this way we should be able to assure compliance with the Director's decisions to reduce to authorized everts not be some arbitrary date in the Tutu quickly as possible, consistent with the effective performance of the priority tasks of the Agency and each of its components. Lyman B. xirkpatrick +cutive DirectorComptroller BPAM kfh (9 Nov 64) Distribution: Orig and 1 - Addressee w/orig and 2 of attachment 1 - Executive Registry / 1 - Manpower Subject w/1 copy of attachment Approved For Release 2003/05/05 : CIA-RDP80B01676R000700090016-1