REVISION OF STAFFING COMPLEMENT FOR RECORDS INTEGRATION DIVISION

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CIA-RDP84-00780R001400030003-3
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December 14, 2016
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November 21, 2002
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3
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December 6, 1966
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6i DEC MEMORANDUM FOR: The Executive Director/Comptroller Approved For Release 2003/ ,, TA-RDP84-0078OR00140010 0 3 Director of Personnel T : Revision of Staffing Complement for Records Integration Division 1. This memorandum submits a revision of the Staffing Complement of Records Integration Division which reflects a reduction of positions to the level of 0 as authorized under the revised FY 1967 personnel ceiling. At the same time, proposed Staffing Complement changes are submitted which will permit the establishment of a training program for young professional employees as agreed to by the Office of Personnel. To establish a reasonable grade structure for the latter program will involve reclassification of a number of positions and will result in an increase in average grade for RID to GS-8.670. The grade structure requested has been approved by Office of Personnel. 2. For several months, discussions have been held among representatives of the Clandestine Services and officials of the Office of Personnel with respect to establishing a training program in the Records Integration Division for young professional employees. The purposes of the proposed program are twofold: (a) to complement the Agency's Career Trainee program by providing a steady flow of internal candidates, and (b) to provide RID with a group of intelligent, competent analysts to perform the important document classification function and to respond to name check requests. This latter function is performed almost solely for other agencies. 3. The value of such a program was readily agreed upon and after discussion, the Office of Personnel accepted a revised grade structure for the analyst sections of KID and some minor changes in the Administrative Staff. Thu proposed revisions will make it possible to attract well- qualified college graduates and, at the same time, enable the division to retain those non-college people of long experience who are needed for the sake of continuity. The young professionals would be expected to move directly ~xcs p-' ?ron : tc ~ lT Approved For Release 2003/02/27 : CIA-RDP84-007.8.Of 0O1400O30003-3 25X9 Approved For Release 26 31'0212 CIA-RDP84-00780 R001400030003-3 2 X9 2 X9 2 X9 Subject: Revision of Staffing Complement for RID - Page Two to CTP or other agency programs upon completion of a tour in RID. (A list of qualifications required of the partic- ipants is attached. It is patterned after the CTP standards.) 4. The present structure in the analyst sections of RID makes it possible to employ the young college graduates but adequate promotion headroom does not exist. This factor, of course, can lead to heavy losses through resig- nation, negating the purposes the program in expected to serve. The proposed grade structure will involve increasing the number of G8-9 Intell Analyst positions in the affected sections from establishing 0 08-8 positions, reducing the number of 08.7 positions from and the 08-8 positions from l I To compensate for the differ- ence between in the total number of positions affected, various other changes can be made in RID. Approval of these changes will make it possible for RID to approach the pattern for the promotion of junior officers developed by the Career Council in 1962. This provides for promotion consideration from 08-7 to 08-8 after eight months in grade and from 08-8 to 46-9 after 10 mouths in grade. 5. The Importance of the RID program, although not yet formally recognized, has already been demonstrated. During calendar year 1966 alone, 18 analysts have transferred to CTP, seven others are in the Vietnamese language program and 14 have transferred to other professional positions in the agency. In addition, the office of Train- ing has found it valuable to have an office in the Agency whore prospective CTs, generally too young for the program, can be seasoned or observed in a work situation. 25 X9 6. RID has been directed to reduce its coiling from To accomplish this, the planned incumbency of the following positions should be reduced by one: (a) Records Analyst Pon. No . 16 08-11 (b) Budget & Meal Off. Pos. No . 7 08-11/12 Info Control Clk Pon. No . 66 GS-4 (d) Records Clerk Pon. No . 107 08-4 (e) if Pon. No . 109 G8-4 (t) ) ft Pos. NO . ( ) It g Approvtf) or fg leA 9 f,7: CIA-RDP8#M78 .01 jW30 ,3.-# Approved For Release 2003/02/2UDP84-00780 R001400030003-3 Subject: Revision of Staffing Complement for RID - Page Three 7. Implementing both of the changes discussed above- the now structure for analysts and the decrease in ceiling- will result in an increase in average grade for RID from 0.360 to 6.670 and will result in an increase of the C8 average grade from 10.256 to 10.287. We have reviewed the grade structure for all positions in RID and find it not feasible to reduce the grades of other positions. In addition, the position structures for all other CS components have recently been examined most carefully and all feasible downgradings accomplished. Accordingly, we believe that the average grade increase herein requested is essential and request that the revised staffing complement and average grade be approved. DDWOP Attachment a/s 25X1? Approved For Release 20 ,0,3 24 T: CIA-RDP84-00780 R001400030003-3 C Z` Approved For Release 2003/d2t1: A-RDP84-00780 R001400030003-3 .qualifications for Trainees in RID Professional Trainee Pru ram (a) normally apply for Career Training Program which requires for CS Officers special paramilitary training). Predominantly male, (inasmuch as RI Trainees (b) Between the ages of 21 and 30. (c) A CA or better college average. (d) A Major in one of the humanities, as a general rule. Favorable interview reports. Satisfactory PM or FCDP test results. (Psychol- ogists who will interpret test results for RID will be briefed on the program). (g) Willing and able to servo where and when needed, including overseas assignments an required. This means the applicant must pass the overseas (planning) medical examination and must have no family or security limitations which will preclude general overseas service. Must be qualified in a foreign language at the elementary reading level or test at least average on the applicant foreign language test, or test in category S (males) or category 6 (females) on the employee language aptitude test. If individ- ual testa in a lower category, his other qualifi- cations must be exceptional in order to compensate for indicated low language aptitude. Approved For Release 2003/02/27' 'CIA P84-00780 R001400030003-3 Approved For Release 2003/02/27 : CIA-RDP84-00780 R001400030003-3 Approved For Release 2003/02/27 : CIA-RDP84-00780 R001400030003-3