MONITORING OVERSEAS DIRECT EMPLOYMENT

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CIA-RDP80M01082A000700050025-7
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RIFPUB
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K
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2
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December 15, 2016
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May 12, 2004
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25
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MF
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DRAFT Approved *Release 2004/06/14: CIA-RDP80MOVA000700050025-7 MEMORANDUM FOR THE CHAIRMAN, UNDER SECRETARIES COMMITTEE Subject: Monitoring Overseas Direct Employment The President has directed that the reporting and controls on overseas employment established in 1970 should be modified and continued indefinitely by the Under Secretaries Committee. The President wishes to maintain the number of USG employees abroad at a minimum level consistent with overall US national objectives. He desires that the system of position controls aid the chiefs of diplomatic missions in supervising personnel under their authority. The Committee should revise the system to perform the following functions: Monitor, adjust and control the overseas direct, US and foreign, civilian and military employment of all agencies which are components of U.S. Diplomatic Missions, such as'AID units, offices of Agricultural Attaches, Defense Attaches, Legal Attaches, Treasury Attaches, Customs, Drug Enforcement, Agricultural Research Service and USIA units, MAAGs, missions and military groups, trade centers, and all other inter- departmental activities overseas as defined in NSDM No. 3, January 20, 1969. -- Review ongoing programs overseas to indentify the need to expand or reprogram existing staffs within existing ceilings, to establish new positions and to eliminate ,positions engaged in marginally productive and obsolete Approved For Release 2004/06/14: CIA-RDP80M01082A000700050025-7 Approved Fto Release 2004/06/14: CIA-RDP80MOW A000700050025-7 2 activities. In this respect, the Committee shall consult as appropriate with those officials and bodies exercising other Presidential coordination responsibilities. -- Develop and maintain an economical and efficient reporting system to ensure that up-to-date informa- tion is available to the President, the Executive agencies and the Congress on the overseas employ- ment of U.S. agencies, and to provide such data required by the President or the Congress regarding other elements of U.S. Government presence abroad. This monitoring and reporting system shall hereafter be designated as the Monitoring of Overseas Direct Employment System (MODE). When questions about staffing levels or func- tional jurisdiction give rise to disputes either among agencies or between Ambassadors and agencies, the Committee shall assure a prompt and objective adjudication of such disputes. This directive replaces preceding directives on this subject. Approved For Release 2004/06/14: CIA-RDP80MO1082A000700050025-7