CRITICAL SKILLS LIST

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CIA-RDP83T00573R000200220025-2
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3
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December 12, 2016
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January 18, 2002
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/1m,)c ?( -- S% Approved Forr,Release 2002/05/07 : CIA-RDP83T005aR000200220025-2 O C P #I 1 `iC Rr~i~IDU" 1 FOR: Deputy tArector For Ac'.m i_n > s t ration Harry E. Fitzwater Director of Personnel Policy, Pl_nning, and iMana ?nent SUBJECT : Critical Skills List 1. At our meeting on 16 July, we agrees; to provide you with a reviseAl Critical Skills List. The list is attached. 2. We further agreed to drop psychologists from the list and to add telecommunications specialists. Subsequent to the meeting, NFAC agreed to drop economists from the list. 3. We are continuing to study the numbers to he placed in process in both critical. and non-critical areas. For e"ample, our July report from the offices shows requirements for 301 new clerical employees but our 30 ILLEGIB June strength report shows that there are only 53 clerical positions vac uti_ Since we. have EOD'd 387 people in the last tee months, have 246 more Ilea x to POD, are only 77 under ceiling and will be down to 16 entitlements und+,- the f rcee -e by 30 September, now appears to he a good time to further the number in process in order to speed up pi-ocessirig time. We have tfzerr fore decided on the following limits on applicants to go in process per w~_ . Cle ricals 15 CT', 10 Critical prof/tech 15* *,I, there will be no limit on minorities, handicapped, and Special Progrims. 4. At the meeting, we also agreed that Deputy Directors would hive Cu approve all applicants in non-critical categories go i_n , into process. S -,.ic two-thirds of our vacancies are in critical skills which can go directly i. to process, quotas for non-critical skills must be limited. Based on your ceiling, on duty strength requirements and a')pl:icants already in proc:ass, your quota for placing in process applicants in non-critical categories i,5 two (2). S. These quotas will remain in effect .hrough 30 September. By that time, the number in process should be reduce' sufficiently so that 1 i ring, Approved For Release 2002/05/07 : CIA-RDP83T00573R000200220025-2 Approved FomiRelease 2002/05/07 : CIA-RDP83T0057 R000200220025-2 SUBJECT: Critical Skills List can be accomplished more rapidly. Also, we ,ilL have analyzed office requirements for FY81 and determined the optnum number to be placed in process for each office. 6. We appreciate your patience and cooperation i2i helping to make the new system work. STATINTL i_ - or Attachment: Critical. Skills List ApproyedFor:Release 2002/05/07.: CIA-RDP83T905,73R000200220025-2 Approved FomRelease 2002/05/07 : CIA-RDP83T0057 2000200220025-2 Cci ical Skkills List -I, Applications restricted by numerical ceil, ng. A. Nigh Priority ProFessiorial Fj Technica-' Applicants ((Total Cases Not to Exceed 15 Per We:i1-" I. Engineers (all categories) 2. Electronic Technicians (:including Utility Equipment Spec.-alists) 3, Linni.ist s 4, Computer Scientists S. Physical scientists 6. Telecoinmunications Specialists 7. SIGINT Specialists/Analysts 8. Security Officer Trainee 0. Medical Technicians 10. Attorneys 1-1. ? TYPO Operations Officers B. Clerical Applicants (Total cases not to exceed 1S per weer;; howevcrs clericals recruited to meet the needs of our domestic Field offices are excluded from the ceiling restriction.) C. Career. Trainees (10 per week) II. App-l:ic:ations not restricted by numerical ceiling. A. minorities (professional and technica ~ only) B. I Irtnd icapped C. Special. Programs 1.. Graduate Fell o:?ws 2. Student Tra inees 3. White House Fellows 11. Cooperative Office Iducatioa S, Project Opportunity Approved For Release 2002/05/07 : CIA-RDP83T00573R000200220025-2