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CIA-RDP88B00553R000100170037-1
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3
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November 11, 2016
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January 7, 1998
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37
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REGULATION
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Approved For Release 1999/09f~~J:?CFA-RDP88B00553R000100170037-1 OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT GENERAL NOTICE NO. 44 1. ORD PERSONNEL POLICY The personnel policy of the Office of Research and Development conforms to Agency regulations and periodic policy releases by the Office of Personnel. The value of the individual to the Agency, to DDf S&T, and to ORD is the prime consideration in formulating a personnel policy. In addition, the desires of the individual according to his, or her, capabilities must be given consideration. 2. FORMAL ESTABLISHMENT OF ORD PERSONNEL POLICY This notice formally establishes a policy witYiin the Office of Research and Development for the handling of secretarial, administrative, and clerical personnel. This policy is in accordance with Agency regu- lations and directions issued by the Office of Personnel; a, The Special Career Panel shall be responsible to the Director/ORD for recommending career management of all secretarial, administrative, and clerical personnel in the "R" Career Service assigned to the Office of Research and Development. Career management shall include reassignment, promotions, ,.nd training. b: The Personnel Officer/ORD shall be; responsible for the establishment of secretarial and clerical require- ments and for initial assignment of such personnel, either on a temporary, permanent, or ad hoc basis. ? c. .Current Agency personnel policy does not permit selection of clerical or stenographic personnel from the clerical "pool". Stenographic and c~.erical :requirements are filled by qualified personnel assigned from the "pool" and are detailed to the divisions by the Personnel Officer accordingly. Gird i'3Q;li; .':';S) d~ irssU;,aa~al Approved For Release 1999/09/27 :CIA-RDP88B00553R000100170037-1 Approved For Release 1999/09/27 :CIA-RDP88B00553R000100170037-1 d. The exception to the assignment policy stated in paragraph "c" concerns assignment to fill a senior secre- tary position in a division. In general, when such a vacancy occurs, the responsible Division Chief shall review the files of all eligible secretaries within ORD. Candidates for the position may be interviewed by the Division Chief. The Division. Chief shall inform the Special Panel, through the Personnel Officer, of his selection: The Special Panel will then review this proposed action and make recommendations to the Directar /ORD. If the Division Chief determines that no ORD personnel are suitable for the position, he shall so inform the Personnel Officer who will than circulate a vacancy notice through the Personnel Officer/:DD/S&T for applicants from other components . e. Transfers (HN 20-116 Internal Transfers) (1) A GS-7 Secretary Steno who wishes to be considered for a GS-8 to 11 position may submit her name to the Office of Personnel in a sealed envelope for consideration when these vacancies occur. (2) Vacancy notices, both inside and outside of ORD, are disseminated by various means . Some are formal notices and are circulated to all divisions. Others are relayed to ORD by telephone and passed on to the divisions in that manner. Interested personnel should inform the ORD Personnel Officer who will take the necessary steps to add their names to the applicant list. (3) Secretarial or clerical personnel. who wish a transfer to another component of the ~1g;ency may request that their files be "shopped" by the Personnel Officer/ORD. (4) Discussions concerning a vacancy may be held in confidence between a Division Chief and an applicant for transfer. If the applicant i~~ deemed qualified for the position under discussion, the - 2 - Approved For~Release 19 .. IA-RDP88B00553R000100170037-1 11 Y W Approved For Release 1999/09/27 :CIA-RDP88B00553R000100170037-1 Personnel Officer will be so notified and will notify the applicant's division. Release dates will be arranged to the mutual satisfaction of both the losing and receiving divisions, depending; upon need and the availability of replacements. (1) Promotions for secretarial and clerical personnel are not made according to a schedule. Recommendations should be sent to the Personnel Officer/ORD. (2) There are no specific time-in-grade re- quirements for promotion. Each recommendation is taken up by the Special Panel as soon as practi- cable after it has been received. If there is a question as to the propriety of a promotion action, the Division Chief submitting the recommendation shall be consulted before a final action is taken. (3) A GS-5 transferred to a GS-7 Senior Secretary position should be recommendc;d for pro- motion to GS-6 as soon as possible after the re- assignment. A GS-6 assigned to such a position should be considered for promotion within six months of the transfer. Both situations assume that the individual has demonstrated some competence in the position. 25X1A9a Robert M. Chapman Director of Research and Development -~- Approved For Release 199 ~~r- -RDP88B00553R000100170037-1