FEDERAL CIVILIAN MANPOWER STATISTICS

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UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
MANPOWER STATISTICS DIVISION
The enclosed material is sent to you in response
to your request.
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MONTHLY
RELEASE
Federal CiviIiiM'1iiiower Statistics
Appointments of Handicapped Persons,
By Agency,
Calendar Years 1970 and 1971
APRIL 1972
PRE4JOBUREAU OF MANPOWER INFORMATION SYSTEMS ? U.S. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
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Data source and definitions ........................................................... 2
Federal civilian employment analyses ................................................... ................................ 3
Table 1. Comparison of paid civilian employment of the Federal government by branch,
agency, and area as of the end of January 1972 and February 1972 ........... 6
Table 2. Trend of Federal civilian employment by branch, selected agency and area,
February 1971 - February 1972 (in thousands) ............................... 10
Table 3. Federal civilian payrolls by branch and area, February 1971-February 1972
(in thousands) ............................................................. 11
Table 4. Trend of Federal civilian Executive Branch employment by work schedule to
February 1972 .............................................................. 12
FEDERAL CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENT AND TURNOVER, DECEMBER 1971
Table 5. Statistical summary of Federal civilian employment, December 1971 .......... 13
Table 6. Wage System employment in the Federal government by agency, December 1971.. 14
Table 7. Comparison of accession and separation rates of Federal government and
manufacturing industries, United States, to December 1971 .................. 15
Table 8. Accessions and separations of Federal civilian employees in the United
States and Washington, D. C., metropolitan area, December 1971 ............. 16
Table 9. Citizenship of Federal civilian employees serving overseas, December 1971.. 17
Table 10. Accessions and separations of Federal civilian employees in United States
territories, by citizenship, December 1971 ................................. 18
Table 11. Accessions and separations of Federal civilian employees in foreign
countries, by citizenship, December 1971 ................................... 19
Table 12. Total Federal civilian employment and full-time equivalent workforce in
the.Executive Branch, United States, December 1971 ......................... 20
Table 13. Total Federal civilian employment and full-time equivalent workforce in
the Executive Branch, Washington, D. C., metropolitan area, December 1971.. 21
Table 14. Federal employment and payrolls of Youth Programs employees and Public
Service Careers enrollees, December 1971 ................................... 22
* * * * SPECIAL FEATURE TABLE
Table 15. Appointments of physically handicapped persons, by agency, calendar years
1970 and 1971 .............................................................. 23
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Statistics in this report were collected by the Civil Service Commission on the Monthly Report
of Federal Civilian Employment (Standard Form 113A) from all departments and agencies of the
Federal Government except the Central Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency. The
Commission does not collect personnel data from the District of Columbia Government.
Employment figures represent the number of full- and part-time persons who occupied civilian
positions on the last day of the calendar month and intermittents who worked at any time during
the month, and who are paid for personal services rendered for the Federal Government, regard-
less of the nature of appointment or method of payment. Within the report, employment is pre-
sented in the following three categories:
1. Full-time employees - those employees who are regularly scheduled to work the number
of hours and days required by the administrative work-week for their employment group
or class. (Most full-time employees have an administrative work-week of 5 days of
8 hours each.) Such employees may occupy either of two types of positions: .
a. Permanent Position - one which has been established without time limit, or for a
period of a year or more, or which, in any event, has been occupied for a'year or
more (regardless of the intent when it was established).
b. TTeemporar position - one which has been established for a limited period of less
than a year and which has not been occupied for more than a year.
2. Part-time employees - those employees who are regularly employed on a pre-scheduled
tour of duty which is less than the specified hours or days of work for full-time
employees in the same group or class.
3. Intermittent employees - those employees who are employed on an irregular or occasional
basis, wig th Tiours or days of work not on a prearranged schedule, and with compensation
only for the time actually employed or for services actually rendered.
Effective with data as of July 1971, agencies with personnel ceilings of less than 2,500 employees
are required to report only their total number of employees, the number of personnel in full-time
permanent positions, and their total payrolls. (Employees in these agencies account for less than
1% of the Federal workforce.) Consequently, tables which show employment by work schedule or
occupational type may not add to totals. For further details see FPM Letter No. 291-7, "Reporting
Reduction for the Smaller Agencies", dated April 5, 1971.
Effective with March 1970, disadvantaged youth exempted from personnel ceilings under the.Stay-
in-School Campaign (Schedule A, excepted authority 213.3102(w), and the Summer Aid Program
(authority 213.3102(v), May 13 through September 30) are excluded from employment, payroll,
accession, and separation figures. Effective October 1970, Public Service Career new hire
employees are excluded from employment counts.
Payrolls - include all payments for personal services rendered during the calendar month and
payments for accumulated annual leave of employees who separate from the service. Since most
Federal employees are paid on a bi-weekly basis, the calendar month earnings are partially
estimated on the basis of the number of work days in each month where payroll periods overlap
consecutive months. Monthly payroll totals fluctuate in amount because the number of work days
in each month varies from 20 to 23 days. Holidays may be disregarded since Federal employees
are paid for the nine national holidays on which they do not work. Payroll figures exclude
Youth Program and Public Service Career (new hires) personnel.
Where figures are expressed in thousands, each is rounded independently and not forced to add
to rounded totals. All figures are subject to revision. Additional information may be obtained
from the Manpower Statistics Division, Civil Service Commission, 1900 E Street, N.W., Washington,
D.C. 20415; code 101, extension 26240 (632-6240).
NOTE: In Table 1, United States employment coverage includes the fifty states and the Washington,
D. C. Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area (SMSA). The Washington, D. C. SMSA includes
the District of Columbia; Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun, and Prince William Counties, and
Alexandria, Fairfax, and Falls Church Cities in Virginia; and Montgomery and Prince Georges
Counties, Maryland.
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MONTHLY RELEASE OF FEDERAL CIVILIAN STATISTICS
ANALYSIS - FEBRUARY 1972
Executive, Legislative, and Judicial Branches
Total Federal civilian employment was relatively unchanged at 2,841,536 on February 29, 1972. The gain
of 2,095 employees resulted from an increase of 6,052 at Treasury, most of which occurred at the Internal
Revenue Service where temporary employees were added to aid the processing of 1971 Tax returns. This
increase was countered by losses in Defense (-1,962), Agriculture (-1,182) and the U. S. Postal Service
(-1,722).
All of the changes mentioned above were in the Executive Branch, where there are 2,801,684 employees. Of
these, 2,550,982 (91%) are in the full-time permanet category, as compared with 2,552,081 the previous
month, reflecting a loss of 1,099.
Both the Legislative and Judicial Branches remained fairly stable during the month, showing changes of
(-146) and (+53), for totals of 31,604 and 8,248, respectively.
United States
The total number of Federally employed citizens in the United States was 2,655,865, an increase of 2,060
from January. Full-time employment in all agencies except Treasury dropped 702 during the month. Including
Treasury, total full-time employment was 2,529,639, an increase of 4,132.
Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Area
Total employment in.the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area increased by 219 to 322,939. Full-time employment
dropped 186 to 294,772, and accounts for some 91% of the total workforce. Part-time and intermittent
employment totaled 7,519 (in agencies with 2,500 or more employees).
Offsetting changes in overseas employment accounted for a net gain of 35--bringing the total to 185,671.
Employment in foreign countries decreased by 451 to 129,664 while territorial employment increased by 486
to 56,007. The total increase in overseas employment was made up entirely of citizens as there were 359
citizens added compared to 314 non-citizens dropped from the rolls.
Payrolls
Total payroll for the month of February was $2,564,457,104. Of this total, $2,462,874,515 was paid to
employees in the U. S. and $366,242,043 to employees in the Washington, D.C. area.
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Washington, D. C.,
Metropolitan Area
Outside Washington, D. C.,
Metropolitan Area
OVERSEAS, TOTAL
Citizensa' a/
Noncitizens-
Territories
Citizensa/ a/
Noncitizens-
Foreign Countries
Citizens-a/
Noncitizensa/
Full-Time
Permanent Positions
Temporary Positions-a-/
Part-Time
Regularly Sch9duled
Tntermittenta
a/ (See Note Below)
February
1972
January
1972
322,939
322,720
+ 219
+ 4,782
2,332,926
2,331,085
+1,841
+ 5,155
185,671
185,636
+ 35
-19,954
56,848
56,489
+ 359
- 3,026
127,803
128,117
- 314
-17,948
56,007)
( 55,521)
(+ 486)
(- 1,432)
23,783
23,487
+ 296
300
32,159
31,969
+ 190
1,197
(129,664)
(130,115)
(- 451)
(-18,522)
33,065
33,002
+ 63
- 2,726
95,644
96,148
- 504
-16,751
2,550,982
2,552,081
-1,099
+30,508.'
123,365
117, 893
+5,472
-44,786
41,028
42,196
-1,168
-26,726!/
57,030
58,216
-1,186
- 445
b/ Effective January 1972 full-time
permanent figures include approximately 32,000 Postal Service
personnel formerly included in part-time totals.
NOTE: Effective with data as of July 1971, agencies with personnel ceilings of less than 2,500
employees are required to report only their total number of employees, the number of
personnel in full-time permanent positions, and their total payrolls. (Employees in these
agencies account for less than 1% of the Federal workforce.) Consequently, lines showing
employment by work schedule or citizenship may not add to totals. For further details see
FPM Letter No. 291-7, "Reporting Reductions for the Small Agencies," dated April 5, 1971.
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FEDERAL CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENT AND TURNOVER
ANALYSIS - DECEMBER 1971
All Areas
Federal civilian employment in all areas totaled 2,840,166 in December 1971. This figure excludes
some 31,000 temporary assistants hired by the U. S. Postal Service. Agencies reported 3,573 fewer
employees on their rolls, as compared with the previous month.
There were 36,108 accessions and 33,353 separations reported during the month. Temporary postal
assistants are excluded from these, and the remaining figures of this narrative because they are
exclusively seasonal employees, and do not give an accurate representation of turnover trends.
United States
At the end of calendar year 1971, there were 2,653,215 federally employed citizens, 2,187 less than
in November.
Accessions totaled 33,615 for a rate of approximately 1.3%, while separations numbered 29,906,
occuring at a rate of 1.2%. During calendar year 1971 (except for June and July when students and
other temporary employees swell the figures), accession rates have remained relatively stable in a
range of 1.1% to 1.6%. Separations have fluctuated from 1.1% to 2.4%, with most of the higher rates
falling in the last six months of the year.
Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Area
Reflecting the national trend, employment in the Nation's Capital dropped 166 to 322,969 during the
month of December.
Accessions (3,363) and separations (2,722) occurred at rates of about 12 and 9 per 1,000, respectively.
Overseas
Employment overseas totaled 186,951 for December 1971. This reflects a loss of 1,386 from November 1971
and 22,912 from December 1970.
Of a total of 5,940 personnel changes in foreign countries and territories, 2,493 (42%) were accessions
and 3,447 (58%) were separations.
In the U. S. territories, accessions numbered 439 for a rate of .8% while separations totaled 496 for a
rate of .9%.
Foreign country accessions (1.5%) and separations (2.7%) totaled 2,054 and 2,951, respectively.
Table 15 shows accessions of handicapped persons as a percent of each agency's total accessions. (This
table excludes agencies with under 2,500 employees.) In 1971, total accessions fell 203,809 from 1970.
However, the number of physically handicapped persons appointed increased 572 over the previous year, a
jump of 7.7%.
The Department of the Air Force was the leader in this area both in number hired (2,700) and in percentage
of total accessions (6.87). The total number of handicapped persons hired in the United States in 1971 was
494,173. The percent of total handicapped hired was 1.62 for 1971 as compared to 1.07 for 1970, when
697,982 were hired. In Washington, D.C. however, the percent of total decreased to .67, as 436 handicapped
persons were hired, as compared to 1970 when the total number hired was 545, and the percent of total was
.87%.
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LEGISLATIVE BRANCH ...................... ( 31,604) ( 31,750)
Congress .............................. 12,752 12,904
Architect of the Capitol .............. 1,666 1,657
Botanic Garden ........................ 56 56
General Accounting Office .............. 4,652 4,696 44 4,558
Government Printing Office............. 8,254 8,258 - 4 8,254
Library of Congress .................. 4,057 4,015 + 42 4,043
United States Tax Court: .............. 167 164 + 3 167
JUDICIAL BRANCH ......................... 8,248 8,195 + 53 8,174
EXECUTIVE BRANCH ......... (2,801,684),' (2,799,496)**k+ 2,188) (2,616,195)*
Executive Office of the President:
White House Office ..................... 580 584 - 4 580
Office of the Vice President......,...! 39 39 0 39
Office of Management and Budget....... 712 710 + 2 712
Council of Economic Advisers........... 62
Cabinet Committee on Education........ 6
Citizens' Advisory Committee on
Environmental Quality....... . 1
Commission on Financial Structure and
Regulation ............... ..........' 24
Cost of Living Council ................ 339
Council on Environmental Quality...... 62
Domestic Council ...................... 48
Executive Mansion and Grounds......... 72
National Aeronautics and Space Council 15
National Security Council .............. 78
Office of Consumer Affairs............I 52
Office of Economic Opportunity........' 2,321
Office of Emergency Preparedness....... 421
Office of Intergovermental Relations... 9
Office of Science and Technology......, 80
Office of Special Representative for
Trade Negotiations.. ...........y 33
Office of Teleconmunicattons Polic 71
Special Action Office for Drug Abuse
Prevention .........................? 70
28
155
65
45
73**
14
(- 146) ( 31,496)
152 12,752
+ 9 1,666
1 62
0 6
0 i 1
- 4
+ 184
- 3
+ 3
- 1
+ 1
24
339
62
48
72
15
78 0 78
52 0 52
2,310 + 11 2,321
418 + 3 421
9 0 9
72 + 8 80
33
71
31,641)
12,904
1,657
56
- 145)
- 152
+ 9
4,601 43
8,258 - 4
4,001 + 42
164 + 3
8,123 1+ 51
(2,614,041)**k+ 2,154)
584
39
710
0
+ 2
28
155
65
45
73**
14
78
52
2,310
418
9
72
- 4
+ 184
- 3
+ 3
- 1
+ 1
IWashington, D. C., metropol
29,410)
12,752
1,666
56
2,862
7,864
4,043
167
580
38
712
4
339
62
48
72
15
78
52
1,165
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9
80
322,720**
29,556)
12,904
1,657
56
(- 146)
152
+ 9
2,906 - 44
7,868 - 4
4,001 + 42
164 + 3
1,069
584
38
710
8
155
65
45
73**
14
78
52
1,165
291
9
72
+ 7
(+ 358)
4
0
+ 2
- 4
+ 184
- 3
+ 3
- 1
+ 1
33
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xecutive departments:
State (Includes AID) ..................
36,833
36,886
- 53
10,577
10,440
+ 137
9,540
9,491
+ 49
Agency for International Develop-
ment b/ ............................
( 12,937)
( 13,033)
(- 96)
( 3,300)
( 3,271)
(+ 29)
( 3,258)
( 3,231)
(+ 27)
Treasury ..............................
111,290
105,238
+ 6,052
110,548
104,493
+ 6,055
14,825
14,733
+ 92
Department of Defense, Total..........
1,116,780
1,118,742
- 1,962
990,892
992,892
- 2,000
87,694
88,179
485
Defense, Military, Total............
(1,085,377)
(1,087,156)
(- 1,779)
( 959,963)
( 961,776)
(- 1,813)
( 86,213)
( 86,686)
(- 473)
Office of the Secretary...........
2,135
2,113
+ 22
2,060
2,040
+ 20
2,030
2,009
+ 21
Army ..............................
387,199
387,244
- 45
319,793
319,338
+ 455
31,088
31,132
- 44
Navy ..............................
347,354
347,842
- 488
316,335
317,677
- 1,342
38,167
38,548
- 381
Air Force .........................
291,054
292,241
- 1,187
264,703
265,570
- 867
8,238
8,299
- 61
Other Defense Activities..........
57,635
57,716
- 81
57,072
57,151
- 79
6,690
6,698
- 8
Defense, Civil, Total ...............
( 31,403)
( 31,586)
(- 183)
( 30,929)
( 31,116)
(- 187)
( 1,481)
( 1,493)
(- 12)
Army ..............................
( 31,399)
( 31,582)
(- 183)
( 30,925)
( 31,112)
(- 187)
( 1,481)
( 1,493)
(- 12)
Corps of Engineers ..............
29,602
29,796
- 194
29,315
29,513
- 198
1,052
1,029
+ 23
Postal Constructions..........
586
536
+ 50
584
534
+ 50
100
95
+ 5
Cemeterial Expenses .............
1,038
1,077
- 39
1,026
1,065
- 39
329
369
- 40
Administration of Ryukyu Islands
173
173
0
..
...
...
...
...
...
Air Force .........................
( 4)
( 4)
( 0)
( 4)
( 4)
( 0)
(
(
Justice ...............................
44,824
44,614
+ 210
44,193
43,985
+ 208
13,273
13,256
+ 17
Interior ..............................
65,731
65,820
- 89
65,213
65,298
- 85
8,769
8,743
+ 26
Agriculture ...........................
105,590
106,772
- 1,182
104,345
105,543
- 1,198
12,555
12,606
- 51
Commerce ..............................
32,610
32,684
- 74
32,250
32,318
- 68
17,551
17,520
+ 31
Labor .................................
12,858
12,732
+ 126
12,754
12,644
+ 110
6,307
6,277
+ 30
Health, Education, and Welfare........
112,720
112,462
+ 258
112,153
111,920
+ 233
30,421
30,253
+ 168
Housing and Urban Development.........
16,694
16,841
- 147
16,503
16,648
- 145
4,350
4,360
- 10
Transportation ........................
69,284
69,578
- 294
68,126
68,394
- 268
10,278
10,335
- 57
ndependent agencies:
Action ................................
1,811
1,785
+ 26
1,228
1,191
+ 37
865
862
+ 3
Administrative Conference of the
12
12
0
United States ......................
12
14
- 2
12
14
- 2
Advisory Commission on Inter-
43
2
41
43
- 2
governmental Relations .............
41
43
- 2
41
-
American Battle Monuments
6
0
6
6
0
Commission .........................
395
392
+ 3
6
American Revolution Bicentennial
48
46
+ 2
48
46
+ 2
Commission .........................
48
46
+ 2
9
0
Appalachian Regional Commission.......
9
9
0
9
9
0
9
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency...
173
170
+ 3
173
170
+ 3
173
170
+ 3
Atomic Energy Commission ..............
7,126
7,114
+ 12
7,105
7,093
+ 12
2,630
2,623
+ 7
Aviation Advisory Commission..........
20
23
- 3
20
23
- 3
13
13
0
Board of Governors, Federal Reserve
System .............................
1,158
1,157
+ 1
1,158
1,157
+ 1
1,158
1,157
+ 1
Cabinet Committee on Opportunities for
39
+ 3
Spanish-Speaking People............
42
39
+ 3
42
39
+ 3
42
Canal Zone Government .................
3,352
3,386
- 34
...
...
...
...
...
...
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Total, all areas
United States
Washington, D. C., metropolitan area
g
y
February
January
Change
February January
Change
February
January
Change
Independent agencies: Continued
Civil Aeronautics Board ...............
669
663
+ 6
669 663
+ 6 641
636
+ 5
Civil Service Commission ..............
5,507
5,520
- 13
5,498 5,511
- 13 2,398
2,401
- 3
Coastal Plains Regional Commission....
8
9
- 1
8 9
- 1 6
7
- 1
Commission of Fine Arts ...............
7*
7
0
7* 7
0 7*
7
0
Commission on American Shipbuilding...
6
6
0
6 6
0 6
6
0
Commission on Civil Rights............
172
170**
+ 2
172 170**
+ 2 145
146**
- 1
Commission on Government Procurement..
126
128
- 2
126 128
- 2 126
128
- 2
Commission on Marihuana and Drug Abuse
38*
44
- 6
38* 44
- 6 38*
44
- 6
Commission on Organization of
Government of District of Columbia.
28
34
- 6
28 34
- 6 28
34
- 6
Commission on Population Growth and
the American Future ................
44
46
- 2
44 46
- 2 41
43
- 2
Commission on Railroad Retirement.....
38
38
0
38 38
0 38
38
0
Commission on the Bankruptcy Laws of
the United States ..................
12
11
+ 1
12 11
+ 1 12
11
+ 1
Delaware River Basin Commission.......
3
2
+ 1
3 2
+ 1 2
1
+ 1
Environmental Protection Agency.......
91102
8,497
+ 605
9,089 8,484
+ 605 2,984
2,482
+ 502
Equal Employment Opportunity
Commission .........................
1,168
1,173
- 5
1,168 1,173
- 5 415
422
- 7
Export-Import Bank of the United
States .............................
379
376
+ 3
376 373
+ 3 376
373
+ 3
Farm Credit Ackninistration............
~ 233
234
1
233 234
- 1 121
119
+ 2
Federal Communications Commission.....
1,602
1,590
+ 12
1,597 1,585
+ 12 1,185
1,175
+ 10
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
2,587
2,575
+ 12
2,580 2,568
+ 12 637
639
- 2
Federal Home Loan Bank Board..........
1,346
1,358
- 12
1,346 1,358
- 12 562
559
+ 3
Federal Maritime Commission...........
. 264
263
+ 1
262 261
+ 1 232
231
+ 1
Federal Mediation and Conciliation
Service ............
432 432
431
+ 1
432 431
+ 1 73
73
0
Federal Metal and Nonmetallic Mine
Safety Board of Review.............
2
2
0
2 2
0 2
2
0
Federal Power Commission... ...........
, 11111
1,116
- 5
1,111 1,116
5 985
989
- 4
Federal Trade Commission ..............
1,345
1,368
23
1,345 1,368
- 23 1,010
1,025
- 15
Foreign Claims Settlement Commission..
21
30
- 9
21 30
- 9 21
30
- 9
Four Corners Regional Commission......
7
8
- 1
7 8
- 1 4
4
0
General Services Administration.......
. 37,302
37,456
- 154
37,224 37,377
- 153 13,326
13,399**
73
Indian Claims Commission ...........
40
41
1
I
40
41
- 1
40
41
1
..
Information Agency
9'719
9,741
-
22
i
3,465 3,486
- 21 3,140
3,168
- 28
...
Inter-AmericaSocial
::
o
....
IrstatetCc.C. .....
42
45
3
-
42
45
- !
3 42
45
-
3
Interstate Commerce Commission
1,636
1
1,653
- 17
1,636 1,653
- 17 1,220
1,235 j
- 15
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Revised * Preliminary
Public Service Career appointees.
a/
Excludes Central Intelligence Agency and National Security Agency.
b/
Includes 4,657 employees in foreign countries paid from local currency
February totals exclude 23,383 Youth Program employees and 2,906
trust funds established by foreign governments.
National Advisory Committee on Oceans
and Atmosphere .....................
20
21
- 1
20
21
- 1
20
21
- 1
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration .....................
28,746
28,800
- 54
28,727
28,781
- 54
5,699
5,724
- 25
National Capital Planning Commission..
59
59
0
59
59.
0
59
59
0
National Commission on Consumer
Finance ............................
20
20
0
20
20
0
20
20
0
National Commission on Fire Prevention
and Control ........................
and
o
26
26
0
26
26
0
26
26
0
National Commission on Materials
C
Policy
.............................
13
9
+ 4
13
9
+ 4
13
9
+ 4
National Commission on State Workmen's
Compensation Laws ..................
49
49
0
49
49
0
49
49
0
National Council on Indian Opportunity
9
14
- 5
9
14
- 5
9
14
- 5
National Credit Union Administration..
506
508
- 2
505
507
- 2
98
97
+ 1
National Foundation on the Arts and
the Humanities .....................
267
354
- 87
267
354
- 87
207
205
+ 2
National Labor Relations Board........
2,398
2,410
- 12
2,374
2,386
- 12
771
774
- 3
National Mediation Board ..............
112
111
+ 1
112
ill
+ 1
39
39
0
National Science Foundation...........
1,117
1,070
+ 47
1,104
1,055
+ 49
1,102
1,053
+ 49
National Tourism Resources Review
Commission .........................
12
11
+ 1
12
11
+ 1
12"
11
+ 1
National Water Commission .............
43
56
- 13
43
56
- 13
38
40
- 2
New England Regional Commission.......
8
8
0
8
8
0
5
5
0
Occupational Safety and Health Review
Commission .........................
34
28
+ 6
34
28
+ 6
24
22
+ 2
Overseas Private Investment
Corporation ........................
132
130
+ 2
132
130
+ 2
132
130
+ 2
Ozarks Regional Commission............
7
7
0
7
7
0
4
4
0
Panama Canal Company ..................
12,447
12,246
+ 201
91
91
0
4
4
0
Railroad Retirement Board .............
1,758
1,753
+ 5
1,758
1,753
+ 5
10
10
0
Renegotiation Board ...................
230
229
+ 1
230
229
+ 1
194
193
+ 1
Securities and Exchange Commission....
1,435
1,389
+ 46
1,435
1,389
+ 46
972
941
+ 31
Selective Service System ..............
7,579
7,569
+ 10
7,468
7,458
+ 10
335
324
+ 11
Small Business Administration.........
4,513
4,570
- 57
4,439
4,494
- 55
849
858
- 9
Smithsonian Institution ...............
2,723
2,693
+ 30
2,668
2,638
+ 30
2,564
2,534
+ 30
Soldiers' Home ........................
11110
1,105
+ 5
1,110
1,105
+ 5
11110
1,105
+ 5
Subversive Activities Control Board...
15
15
0
15
15
0
15
15
0
Susquehanna River Basin Commission....
2
2
0
2
2
0
1
1
0
Tariff Commission .....................
267
262
+ 5
267
262
+ 5
258
253
+ 5
Tennessee Valley Authority............
25,135
25,189
- 54
25,131
25,185
- 54
4
4
0
U. S. Postal Service ..................
706,856
708,578
- 1,722
704,225
705,964
- 1,739
17,604
17,738
- 134
Upper Great Lakes Regional Commission.
7
7
0
7
7
0
5
5
0
Veterans Administration ...............
184,497
184,083
+ 414
182,672
182,256
+ 416
5,957
5,927
+ 30
Water Resources Council ...............
40
38
+ 2
40
38
+ 2
35
33
+ 2
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Change from
year ago
Legis-
lative
Judi-
cial
1971: Feb.....
Mar.....
Apr.....
May.....
June....
July....
Aug.....
Sept....
Oct.....
Nov ..
Dec a/..
1972: Jan .....
Feb.....
2,851.6
2,852.1
2,862.5
2,857.4
2,862.9
2,880.7
2,881.3
2,858.0
2,848.9
2,843.7
2,871.4
2,839.4**
2,841.5*
- 76.6
-141.5
-208.8
-135.7
- 59.0
- 32.3
- 10.8
- 8.3
- 8.9
-117.8
- 31.7
- 7.9
- 10.1
30.3
30.5
31.1
31.2
32.3
32.4
32.4
31.4
31.5
31.7
31.2
31.8
31.6
7.4
7.5
7.6
7.7
7.7
7.9
7.9
8.0
8.1
8.2
8.2
8.2
8.2
2,813.9
2,814.0
2,823.7
2,818.5
2,822.9
2,840.4
2,841.0
2,818.6
2,809.3
2,803.9
2,832.0
2,799.5
2,801.7
1971: Feb .....
Mar.....
Apr.....
May.....
June....
July....
Aug. ...
Sept....
Oct.....
Nov. .
Dec a/..
1972: Jan .....
Feb .....
2,645.9
2,648.7
2,661.5
2,659.4
2,674.4
2,691.6
2,689.9
2,666.0
2,658.9
2,655.4
2,684.5
2,653.8
2,655.9*
- 48.2
-108.9
-176.7
-105.4
- 35.8
- 8.8
+ 14.9
- 17.4
+ 15.5
+ 7.6
- 8.8
- 14.1
+ 10.0
30.2
30.4
31.0
31.1
32.2
32.3
32.3
31.3
31.4
31.6
31.1
31.6
31.5
7.3
7.5
7.6
7.6
7.7
7.8
7.9
7.9
8.0
8.1
8.1
8.1
8.2
2,608.4
2,610.8
2,622.9
2,620.6
2,634.6
2,651.5
2,649.8
2,626.8
2,619.5
2,615.7
2,645.3
2,614.0**
2,616.2
1,142.1
1,140.8
1,136.5
1,127.2
1,129.4
1,132.0
1,129.7
1,127.9
1,125.5
1,122.4
1,118.7
1,116.8
998.9
1,000.5
1,001.5
999.7
999.7
1,001.4
1,001.4
998.1
998.1
997.2
995.4
992.9
990.9
1971: Feb.....
Mar.....
Apr.....
May.....
June....
July....
Aug. ...
Sept....
Oct.....
Nov ..
Dec a/..
1972: Jan .....
Feb .....
318.2
319.7
321.4
321.4
327.3
329.8
328.5
324.2
323.0
323.1
323.4
322.7**
322.9*
+ 4.0
+ 5.1
+ 5.9
+ 6.8
+ 6.3
+ 7.9
+ 9.7
+ 9.3
+ 7.6
+ 6.6
+ 6.9
+ 5.7
+ 4.7
28.2
28.4
29.0
29.1
30.1
30.2
30.2
29.2
29.3
29.5
29.0
29.6
29.4
289.0
290.3
291.4
291.3
296.2
298.6
297.2
293.9
292.6
292.6
293.3
292.1**
292.5
88.3
88.7
88.6
88.1
89.0
89.4
88.9
88.3
88.3
88.3
88.4
88.2
87.7
Postal
Service
721.2
720.6
720.8
718.3
716.8
716.3
716.3
708.2
706.3
708.4
741.6
708.6
706.9
718.7
718.0
718.2
715.7
714.1
713.7
713.7
705.6
703.7
705.8
738.9
706.0
704.2
19.4
19.3
19.2
19.1
18.5
18.1
17.8
17.4
17.2
17.4
18.2
17.7
17.6
Veterans
Adminis-
tration
170.3
170.7
170.9
172.1
179.5
179.6
179.5
180.3
181.2
182.8
183.1
184.1
184.5
168.6
168.9
169.1
:170.3
177.7
177.7
177.6
178.4
179.4
180.9
181.3
182.3
182.7
5.7
5.7
5.7
5.7
5.9
5.9
5.9
5.9
6.0
6.0
6.0
5.9
6.0
779.7
780.7
791.2
791.6
799.4
815.1
813.2
800.4
793.9
787.2
785.0
788.1
793.6
722.3
723.4
734.1
735.0
743.0
758.7
757.1
744.7
738.3
731.8
729.7**
732.9**
738.4
175.6
176.6
177.8
178.3
182.8
185.2
184.6
182.3
181.1
180.9
180.7
180.3**
181.2
** Revised * Preliminary
a/ Includes temporary Christmas assistants of the Post Office Department (U. S. Postal Service); 31,217 in all
areas, 31,212 in the United States, and 392 in the Washington, D. C., metropolitan area.
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1971: February..........
March .............
April .............
May ...............
June ..............
July.. ............
August............
September.........
October...........
November..........
December a/ .......
1972: January...........
February ..........
$2,292,742
2,613,171
2,504,063
2,486,374
2,552,017
2,546,860
2,572,801
2,562,919**
2,524,562
2,537,403
2,785,363
2,553,469**
2,564,457*
$29,966
31,817
31 ,323
32,957
33,723
33,415
32,869
32,123
33,578
32,885
34,101
33,146
34,011
$7,990
9,009
8,731
8,526
8,950
8,675
8,998
9,034
8,903
9,465
9,297
9,367
9,466
$2,254,785
2,572,344
2,464,009
2,444,891
2,509,343
2,504,769
2,530,935
2,521,762**
2,482,082
2,495,052
2,741,965
2,510,956**
2,520,980*
1971: February..........
March .............
April .............
May ...............
June ..............
July ..............
August............
September.........
October...........
November..........
December a/ .......
1972: January...........
February..........
$2,198,724
2,500,320
2,401 248
2,384,856
2,452,158
2,451 770
2,469,541
2,457,964**
2,425,322
2,437,546
2,680,916
2,447,702**
2,462,875*
$29,812
31,649
31,157
32,789
33,562
33,262
32,716
31,971
33,422
32,730
33,931
32,980
33,848
$7,917
8,929
8,653
8,448
8,873
8,598
8,918
8,956
8,824
9,382
9,211
9,282
9,348
$2,160,995
2,459,742
2,361,438
2,343,619.
2,409,723
2,409,909
2,427,907
2,417,037**
2,383,076
2,395,434
2,637,775
2,405,440**
2,419,679*
Washington, D. C., Metropolitan Area
1971: February ..........
March .............
April .............
May ...............
June ..............
July ..............
August............
September......
October...........
November..........
December J .......
1972: January...........
February ..........
327,033
371,293
356,591
363,421
360, 79 3
361,800
365,210
359,397**
364,750
354,915
374,146**
355,497**
366,242*
$27,579
29,076
28,689
30,431
31,065
30 , 789
30 , 203
29,457
31,010
30,197
31,282
30,457
31,287
$1,075
1,233
1,164
1,135
933
1,121
1,171
1,200
1,119
1,217
1,242
1,232
1,228
340,984
326,738
331,856
328,795
329,889
333,836
328,740**
332,621
323,502
341,622**
323,808**
333,727*
** Revised * Partially estimated
J December 1971 includes 31,217 Post Office (U. S. Postal Service) Christmas assistants in all
areas, 31,212 in the United States, and 392 in the Washington, D. C., metropolitan area.
Note: Data are rounded independently and may not add to totals.
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FABLE 4 -- TREND OF FEDERAL CIVILIAN EXECUTIVE BRANCH EMPLOYMENT BY WORK SCHEDULE TO FEBRUARY 1972
(Excludes Central Intelligence Agency and National Security Agency)
Total Paid
Employment
In permanent
Positions
1971: February ..............
March .................
April .................
May ...................
June ..................
July y ...............
August ................
September .............
October ...............
November ..............
December 2/...........
1972: January ...............
February ..............
Selected agencies
February 29,1972
State 3/ .....................
Treasury .....................
Defense, Total ...............
Army .......................
Navy .......................
Air Force ..................
Other Defense ..............
Justice ......................
Interior .....................
Agriculture ..................
Commerce .....................
Labor ........................
Health, Education, and
Welfare ....................
Housing and Urban
Development ................
Transportation ...............
General Services
Administration .............
Information Agency ...........
National Aeronautics and
Space Administration.......
Panama Canal Company .........
Tennessee Valley Authority...
U. S. Postal Service .........
Veterans Administration......
Other Executive Branch
agencies ...................
2,813,854
2,814,029
2,823,700
2,818,472
2,822,895
2,840,428
2,841 005
2,818,625
2,809,344
2,803,874
2,832,030
2,799,496*
2,801,684
36,833
111,290
418,598
347,354
291,058
59,770
44,824
65,731
105,590
32,610
12,858
16,694
69,284
37,302
9,719
28,746
12,447
25,135
706,856
184,497
2,520,474
2,521 327
2,520,650
2,517,723
2,520,325
2,521 858
2,524,098
2,527,518
2,529,832
2,528,235
2,525,894
2,550,981*
2,550,982
35,544
94,949
405,249
336,799
289,508
58,614
42,913
56,881
83,315
27,796
11,948
15,801
67,577
35,977
9,581
28,254
10,887
13,786
593,489
161,278
168,151
169,854
174,526
173,856
178,214
188,210
186,838
165,565
153,414
148,181
170,660
145,042
150,502
545
12,581
10,870
7,541
319
852
816
5,227
3,013
2,119
537
578
746
493
63
452
994
11 ,055
81,343
5,660
Regul arly
Scheduled
Inter-
mittent
67,754
67,269
67,228
65,656
67,477
67,305
66,237
63,635
64,557
64,954
78,486
42,196
41,028
434
1,792
753
1,473
321
167
278
1,138
2,127
516
104
112
496
253
68
9
358
32
15,825
10,994
57,475
55,579
61,296
61,237
56 , 879
61 ,268
62,132
60,354
6Q,049
60,586
55,074
58,216
57,030
310
1,968
1,726
1,541
910
137
817
2,485
17,135
2,179
269
203
465
579
7
31
208
262
16,199
6,565
1/ As of July 1971, full-time temporary and part-time totals exclude employees in agencies with
personnel ceilings of 2,499 or less. These agencies account for less than one percent of the
Executive Branch workforce.
Includes 31,217 temporary Christmas addistants in the United States Postal Service.
3/ Includes Agency for International Development.
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(Effective July 1971 totals include only those agencies with 2,500 or more Federal civilian employees)
Worldwide
United States
Washington, D.C., metropolitan area
Dec. 1971a/
Nov. 1971a/
Dec. 1970a/
Dec. 1971a/
Nov. 1971a/
Dec. 1970a/
Dec. 1971a/
Nov. 1971a/
Dec. 1970a/
Total, paid employment........
2,809,118
2,812,782
2,854,951
2,623,211
2,625,520
2,645,088
302,485
302,730
316,015
Full-time ...................
2,705,470
2,685,879
2,721,854
2,522,784
2,502,074
2,515,914
295,187
295,655
307,902
Part-time ...................
47,938
65,656
77,464
46,580
64,094
76,041
3,818
3,659
3,919
Intermittent ................
55,710
61,247
55,633
53,847
59,352
53,133
3,480
3,416
4,194
Competitive service...........
1,750,472
1,748,338
2,426,046
1,720,772
1,718,450
2,393,183
236,335
235,717
261,690
Career .....................
.
1,350,835
1,350,729
2,014,317
1,331,874
1,331,641
1,991,129
176,080
175,772
198,251
Career-conditional.......
...
289,753
290,497
294,910
283,326
284,061
290,399
50,597
50,617
52,944
Temporary and indefinite....
109,884
107,112
116,819
105,572 I
102,748
111,655
9,658
9,328
10,495
Excepted service ..............
1,058,646
1,064,444
428,905
902,439
907,070
251,905
66,150
67,013
54,325
Permanent ..................
871,057
854,838
205,361
828,382
812,374
164,331
52,933
53,783
37,923
Other .......................
187,589
209,606
223,544
74,057
94,696
87,574
13,217
13,230
16,402
White-collar ..................
2,184,060
2,183,326
2,202,087
2,100,753
2,099,700
2,112,815
266,884
266,905
278,013
Wage Systems ..................
625,058
629,456
652,864
522,458
525,820
532,273
35,601
35,825
38,002
Experts and consultants who
worked without compensation..
228
241
281
266
239
280
95
104
179
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(Includes only those agencies with 2,500 or more Federal civilian employees.)
A
enc
Worldwide
United States
Washington, D.C., metropolitan area
g
y
Dec. 1971
Nov. 1971
Dec. 1970
Dec. 1971
Nov. 1971
Dec. 1970
Dec. 1971
Nov. 1971
Dec. 1970
Total, selected agencies......
625,058
629,456
650,275
522,458
525,820
529,996
35,601
35,825
35,765
LEGISLATIVE BRANCH:
General Accounting Office .............
44
44
45
44
44
45
44
44
45
Government Printing Office .............
5,640
5,861
5,914
5,640
5,861
5,914
5,426
5,644
5,692
Library of Congress ...................
222
202
172
222
202
172
222
202
172
JUDICIAL BRANCH:
15
15
16
15
15
16
15
15
16
EXECUTIVE BRANCH:
State (Includes AID) ..................
316
317
323
316
317
323
176
176
180
Agency for International
Development ........................
( 25)
( 25)
( 25)
( 25)
( 25)
( 25)
25)
( 25)
( 25)
Treasury ..............................I
5,626
5,636
5,453
5,601
5,610
5,427
3,080
3,086
3,021
Defense, Total ........................ .
(493,413)
(495,944)
(517,406)
(400,815)
(402,280)
(407,710)
(12,407)
(12,335)
(12,394)
Office of the Secretary .............
22
21
23
22
21
23
22
21
22
Army ................................
171,916
172,872
182,360
118,129
118,494
119,898
5,246
Navy ................................)
174,285
175,042
183,415
155,187
155,706
161,068
5,112
5,122
5,188
Air Force ........................... .
136,515
137,312
140,078
116,802
117,362
115,191
1,861
1,859
1,782
Other Defense Activities............
10,675
10,697
11,530
10,675
10,697
11,530
166
167
202
Justice ................................
1,401
1,400
1,394
1,401
1,400
1,394
159
160
165
Interior ...............................
12,716
13,457
12,894
12,666
13,405
12,850
1,206
1,256
1,233
Agriculture ............................
7,153
7,399
7,720
6,962
7,207
7,525
854
863
927
Commerce ..............................
2,506
2,620
3,006
2,501
2,615
3,005
968
966
1,016
Labor .................................
85
84
97
85
84
97
81
80
91
Health, Education, and Welfare........
6,649
6,627
6,735
6,640
6,618
6,720
2,911
2,915
2,994
Housing and Urban Development.........
83
83
95
83
83
95
80
80
89
Transportation ........................
6,188
6,440
6,395
6,001
6,246
6,204
538
542
571
Atomic Energy Commission .............. `
89 1
89 ;
91
89
89
91
24
25
25
Canal Zone Government ..................
359
358
370
...
...
Civil Service Commission ..............
54
52
52
54
52
52
39
38
39
Environmental Protection Agency.......
240
236
227
240
236
227
32
29
21
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
General Services Administration.......
16,887
17,045
18,489
16,862
17,019
18,462
5,889 1
5,918
5,610
Information Agency .................... .
405
403
413
405
403
413
225
225
225
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration ......................
1
2,144
2,148
2,657
2,144
2,148
2,657
189
190
191
Panama Canal Company ...................
8,981
8,942
9,599
60
60
122
Selected Service System ...........
20
19
23
18
17
20
15
14
15
Small Business Administration.........
20
2Q
21
20
20
21
18
18
21
Smithsonian Institution ............ .
663
665
694
651
654
682
637
640
681
Tennessee Valley Authority............
16,648
17,073
15,540
16,648
17,073
15,540
Veterans Administration ............... .
36,476
36,262
34,419
36,260
36,047
34,197
351
349
316
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TABLE 7 -- COMPARISON OF TURNOVER OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES,
UNITED STATES
Federal Government a/
1971: January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1971: January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Accession
Rate
1.5
1.2
1.1
1.3
1.4
1.6
3.3
2.3
1.6
1.5
1.3
1.1
1.3
Accession
Rate
3.5
3.2
3.5
3.6
3.9
4.9
4.0
5.3
4.8
3.8
3.3
2.5
1.4
1.5
1.1
1.1
1.1
1.5
2.4
1.5
1.8
2.4
1.8
1.3
1.2
4.1
4.2
3.5
3.7
3.9
3.7
3.8
4.8
5.5
5.3
4.3
3.7
3.8
.5
.4
.4
.5
.6
.8
.6
.9
1.3
.8
.4
.4
1.2
1.4
1.3
1.5
1.6
1.7
1.8
1.8
2.8
2.9
1.9
1.5
1.2
1.0
.7
.7
.7
.9
1.6
1.0
.9
1.1
1.0
.8
.8
2.3
1.9
1.5
1.4
1.4
1.2
1.2
2.1
1.8
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.8
a/ Each rate is rounded independently and not forced to add to totals.
b/ Data for manufacturing industries are compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Note: Federal Government accession and Separation rates exclude employees of Congress,
Architect of the Capitol, and Federal Courts. "Special" employees, i.e.,
seamen employed by the Maritime Administration, Youth Program employees and
Public Service Career appointees, are also excluded.. Effective with July 1971,
agencies with fewer than 2,500 employees are no longer required to report
turnover data. (These agencies account for less than 1% of the total workforce.)
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TABLE 8 -- ACCESSIONS AND SEPARATIONS OF FEDERAL CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES IN THE UNITED STATES AND WASHINGTON, D.C.,
METROPOLITAN AREA, DECEMBER 1971
United States
Washington, D. C., metropolitan area
Selected agency
Accessions
Separations
Accessions
Separations
Total
Rate
Total
Rate
Total
Rate
Total
Rate
Total, selected agencies a/..
33,615
1.29
29,906
1.15
3,363
1.16
2,722
.94
General Accounting Office.........
28
.61
31
.68
23
.79
25
.86
Government Printing Office........
70
.86
55
.67
63
.81
49
.63
Library of Congress ...............
55
1.40
48
1.22
55
1.40
48
1.22
State (Includes AID) ..............
32
.31
120
1.15
31
.32
112
1.17
Agency for International
Development .................
( 13)
( .39)
( 34)
(1.03)
( 13)
( .40) 1
( 33)
(1.01)
Treasury ..........................
2,614
2.70
748
.77
196
1.34
151
1.03
Defense, Total ....................
( 6,659)
( .67)
( 8,181)
( .82)
( 854)
( .97)
756)
( .86)
Office of the Secretary.........
32
1.55
33
1.59
32
1.57
33
1.62
Department of the Army..........
3,838
1.10
3,771
1.08
504
1.55
349
1.07
Department of the Navy..........
1,593
.50
2,185
.68
226
.58
222
.57
Department of the Air Force.....
960
.36
1,796
.67
50
.60
88
1.05
Other Defense Activities........
236
.41
396
.69
42
.63
64
.96
Justice ...........................
496
1.13
454
1.03
150
1.13
290
2.19
Interior ..........................
758
1.14
1,718
2.58
72
.80
163
1.80
Agriculture .......................
1,287
1.19
3,308
3.05
51
.40
119
.94
Commerce ..........................
326
1.00
945
2.90
150
.86
173
.99
Labor .............................
120
.96
92
.73
63
1.01
44
.70
Health, Education, and Welfare....
1,746
1.56
224
.20
585
1.93
67
.22
Housing and Urban Development.....
88
.53
106
.63
14
.31
39
.87
Transportation ....................
154
.22
380
.55
73
.70
84
.81
Atomic Energy Commission..........
33
.46
5B
.81
16
.61
17
.65
Civil Service Commission..........
60
1.08
84
1.51
39
1.62
36
1.50
Environmental Protection Agency...
300
3.82
40
.51
128
5.72
12
.54
Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation .................
44
1.71
45
1.75
17
2.68
20
3.15
General Services Administration...
191
.50
552
1.46
57
.42
11.0
.81
Information Agency ................
36
1.03
34
.97
34
1.07
31
.98
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration ..............
158
.55
214
.74
27
.47
43
.74
Panama Canal Company............. .
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Selective Service System..........
98
1.31
96
1.28
11
3.54
4
1.29
Small Business Administration.....
94
2.05
188
4.09
19
2.22
8
.94
Smithsonian Institution...........
50
1.92
38
1.46
47
1.88
38
1.52
Tennessee Valley Authority........
907
3.51
1,326
5.14
U. S. Postal Service ..............
14,110
2.00
8,106
1.15
541
3.07
209
1.19
Veterans Administration...........
3,101
1.71
2,715
1.50
47
.79
74
1.24
a/ See "Note" at the bottom of Table 7.
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United States Territories
Foreign countries
Agency
Total
U
S
Non-
U. S.
Non-
Total
.
.
citizens
citizens
Total
citizens
citizens
Total a/ ..............
185,907
54,970
23,285
31,685
130,937
32,599
98,338
General Accounting Office.......
96
...
...
...
96
96
...
Library of Congress .............
14
14
14
...
Federal Courts ..................
71
71
69
2
...
...
...
State (Includes AID) .............
26,632
7
4
3
26,625
9,118
17,507
Agency for International
Development .................
( 9,896)
( 7)
( 4)
( 3)
( 9,889)
( 3,260)
( 6,629)
Treasury .........................
749
509
508
1
240
202
38
Defense, Total ...................
(127,003)
(31,301)
(11,411)
(19,890)
( 95,702)
(20,839)
(74,863)
Office of the Secretary........
73
73
58
15
Department of the Army.........
69,286
17,606
3,172
14,434
51,680
12,760
38,920
Department of the Navy.........
30,648
7,863
5,438
2,425
22,785
2,778
20,007
Department of the Air Force....
26,426
5,822
2,791
3,031
20,604
4,995
15,609
Other Defense Activities.......
570
10
10
...
560
248
312
Justice .........................:
621
293
293
328
301
27
Interior .........................
521
416
406
10
105
104
1
Agriculture ......................
1,232
571
570
1
661
308
353
Commerce .........................
362
165
121
44
197
97
100
Labor ............................
108
84
84
24
24
...
Health, Education, and Welfare...
551
431
400
31
120
120
...
Housing and Urban Development....
194
193
193
1
1
Transportation ..................
1,202
931
921
10
271
234
37
Atomic Energy Commission.........
21
6
6
...
15
15
...
Canal Zone Government............
3,399
3,399
1,778
1,621
...
...
...
Civil Service Commission.. .....
9
9
9
...
.
Environmental Protection Agency,.
12
4
4
...
8
8
Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation .. ..... .. ....
7
7
7
General Services Administration..
82
68
67
1
14
12
2
Information Agency ...............
6,280
84
9
75
6,196
1,062
5,134
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration ..............
19
1
1
...
18
17
1
Panama Canal Company .............
12,014
12,014
2,208
9,806
...
...
...
Selective Service System.. ....
123
123
123
...
...
...
...
Small Business Administration...
82
82
82
...
Smithsonian Institution.........
53
52
15
37
1
1
...
Tennessee Valley Authority......
4
..
4
4
...
U. S. Postal Service............
2,627
2,627
2,482
145
Veterans Administration..........
1,819
1,522
1,514
8
297
22
275
A/ Excludes agencies with fewer than 2,500 employees and also excludes 96,100 foreign nationals working
for the Department of Defense under contracts, agreements, or other arrangements with foreign governments
which provide for the furnishing of personal services to the agency.
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U. S. citizens
Noncitizens
Agency Accessions
Separations
Accessions
Separations
Accessions
Separations
Number
Rate
Number
Rate
Number
Rate
Number
Rate
Number
Rate
Number
Rate
Total a/ .................... 439
.80
496
.90
165
.71
189
.81
274
.86
307
.9;
Federal Courts .................................I ...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
State . . . . . . .. ...... 1
I
15.
39
1
40.00
...
..
International Development .
9 Y for ( 1)
(15.39)
( ...)
( ...)
/ )
( ...)
( )
( ...)
( 1)
(40.00)
( )
.....
.
Treasury ...................... 22
4.37
9
1.79
22
4.37
9
1.79
Defense, Total .................................I ( 177)
( .56)
( 286)
( .91)
47)
( .41)
73)
( .63) I
( 130)
( .65)
( 213)
Office of the Secretary ......................
..
..
..
91 1
Department of the Army
.52
6
1
55
20
.63
7
.4
5
76
.
Department of the Navy .......................; 21
.26
1
7
1.47
15
.27
19
.34
6
.2
98
Department of the Air Force .................. 65
1.11
73
1.25
11
.39
34
1.21
54
1.77
39
Other Defense Activities ..................... ...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Justice ........................................ 5
1.72
2
.69
1
.34
2
.69
4
Interior ....................................... 1
.24
5
1.19
1
.24
5
1.22
...
...
...
Agriculture .................................... 1
.17
5
.87
1
.17
5
.87
...
...
...
Commerce ....................................... ...
...
1
.60
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
2.2
Labor .......................................... 2
2.58
...
...
2
2.58
...
...
...
...
...
Health, Education, and Welfare ................. 5
1.17
...
...
5
1.26
...
...
...
...
...
Housing and Urban Development .................. 1
.52
1
.52
1
.52
1
.52
...
...
?.?
Transportation ................................. ...
...
8
.86
...
...
8
.87
...
...
...
Atomic Energy Commission ....................... ...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Canal Zone Government .......................... 29
.86
18
.53
16
.90
8
.45
13
.80
10
Civil Service Commission ....................... ...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Environmental Protection Agency ................ ...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
..?
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.......... ...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
General Services Administration ................ ...
...
2
2.99
...
...
2
3.01
...
...
Information A g e n c y . . .. . ..... . .. .. . .. . .
1
1.18
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
1.3
National Aeronautics and Space Administration.. ...
...
...
...
...
...
...
.
.
Panama Canal Company ........................... 136
1.13
97
.81
11
.50
15
.68
125
1.28
82
8
Selective Service System.. ..................... 1
.85
...
...
1
.85
Small Business Administration .................. 4
4.68
11
12.87
4
4.68
11
12.87
...
...
...
..
Smithsonian Institution ........................ 1
1.94
1
2.74
U. S. Postal Service ........................... 44
1.68
33
1.26
44
1.78
33
1.33
Veterans Administration ........................ 9
.59
17
1.12
9
.59
17
1.12
...
...
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All employees
U. S. citizens
Noncitizens
Agency
Accessions
Separations
Accessions
Separations
Accessions
Separations
Number
Rate
Number
Rate
Number
Rate
Number
Rate
Number
Rate
Number
Rate
Total a/ ....................
2,054
1.56
2,951
2.24
435
1.33
487
1.49
1,619
1.64
2,464
2.49
General Accounting Office ........................
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
..
..
Library of Congress ..............................
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
.
...
.
...
...
...
...
State (Includes AID) .............................
116
.43
235
.88
21
.23
58
.63
95
.54
177
1.01
Agency for International Development...........
( 35)
( .35)
( 112)
(1.13)
( 9)
( .28)
( 20)
( .61)
( 26)
( .39)
( 92)
(1.38)
Treasury .........................................
...
...
2
.83
...
...
2
.99
...
...
Defense, Total ...................................
(1,903)
(1.98)
(2,688)
(2.79)
( 407)
(1.95)
( 423)
(2.03)
(1,496)
(1.99)
(2,265)
(3.01)
Office of the Secretary ......................
...
..
...
...
Department of the Army .........................
1,466
2.82
2,101
4.04
361
2.84
330
2.59
1,105
2.81
1,771
4.51
Department of the Navy .........................
179
.78
140
.61
19
.68
10
.36
160
.80
130
.65
Department of the Air Force ....................
256
1.24
444
2.14
26
.52
83
1.65
230
1.47
361
2.30
Other Defense Activities .......................
2
.36
3
.53
1
.40
...
:..
1
.32
3
.96
Justice..........................................
1
.31
1
.31
1
.34
1
3.70
...
Interior......? ..................................
1
.95
1
.95
1
.96
1
.96
Agriculture ......................................
3
.45
1
.15
1
.32
...
...
2
.57
1
.28
Commerce .........................................
4
2.04
1
.51
3
3.09
1
1.03
1
1.01
...
...
Labor ............................................
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Health, Education, and Welfare ...................
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Housing and Urban Development ....................
I
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Transportation ...................................
2
.74
...
...
2
.85
Atomic Energy Commission .........................
...
...
1
6.06
...
...
1
6.06
...
...
...
Environmental Protection Agency ..................
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
General Services Administration ..................
...
...
...
...
...
Information Agency ..................... .........
23
.37
15
.24
...
...
...
...
23
.45
15
.29
National Aeronautics and Space Administration....
???
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Smithsonian Institution..........................
???
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Tennessee Valley Authority .......................
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
.
Veterans Administration ..........................
1
.34
6
2.01
...
...
...
...
1
.36
6
2.16
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TABLE 12 -- TOTAL FEDERAL CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENT AND FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT WORK FORCE IN THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH
UNITED STATES, DECEMBER 1971
10,402
State ........................................
98,006
Treasury ......................................
(1,002,757)
Defense, Total ................... ......... ....
Office of the Secretary and Other Defense
59,856
Activities .............................
352,435
Department of the Army ......................
320,440
Department of the Navy ......................
270,026
Department of the Air Force .................
44,270
Justice ......................................
66,441
Interior .....................................
108,278
Agriculture ...................................
32,749
Commerce ......................................
12,728
Labor.. .. .... .................
113,831
Health, Education, and Welfare ................
16,878
Ilousina and Urban Development .................
69,228
Transportation ...............................
7,186
Atomic Energy Commission ......................
5,611
Civil Service Commission ......................
8,014
Environmental Protection Agency ............
2,575
Federal Deposit Insutance Corporation.........
38,417
General Services Administration ...............
3,518
Information Agency............ .............
29,149
National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
91
Panama Canal Company ..........................
7,511
Selective Service System ......................
4,558
Small Business Administration .................
2,608
Smithsonian Institution .......................
25,640
Tennessee Valley Authority ....................
718,939
U. S. Postal Service ..........................
181,991
Veterans Administration .......................
Total
Full-time
Part-time and
intermittent
Special
employment
Full-Time
equivalent
of part-time
Full-Time
equivalent
work force
a/
b/
c/
2,611,376
2,486,778
99,124
25,474
62,742
2,612,025
10,008
370
24
244
10,016
95,649
( 990,169)
1,856
( 5,213)
501
( 7,375)
1,603
7,314)
94,699
( 88,810)
59,133
289
434
375
59,040
349,240
1,158
2,037
2,953
341,755
315,924
2,833
1,683
2,538
317,365
265,872
933
3,221
1,448
268,226
42,622
1,260
388
516
43,849
62,249
3,738
454
3,086
64,137
86,721
20,547
1,010
5,494
97,798
29,645
2,789
315
1,353
31,909
12,226
352
150
113
12,300
109,117
3,297
1,417
1,449
179,552
16,369
313
196
182
16,573
67,670
995
563
696
68,664
6,984
145
57
99
7,113
5,298
253
60
118
5,441
7,559
400
55
245
7,834
2,459
115
1
4
2,489
36,897
834
686
446
37,706
3,445
48
25
43
3,556
28,913
50
186
87
29,415
91
5,718
1,761
32
1,042
6,751
4,501
43
14
759
4,619
2,521
87
..
33
2,624
25,285
318
37
148
24,476
670,246
37,469
11,224
t
L
171,673
a/ Includes Youth Program employees and Public Service Career appointees.
b/ "Full-time equivalent of part-time" is an estimate of how many full-time employees it would take to work the same total
number of hours now worked by part-time and intermittent employees.
c/ "Full-time equivalent work force" is an estimate of how many employees would be needed if all employees worked full-time.
20
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WASHINGTON, D. C., METROPOLITAN AREA, DECEMBER 1971
Selected agency
Total
Full-time
Part-time and
intermittent
Special
employment
a/
Full-Time
equivalent
of part-time
b/
Full-Time
equivalent
work force
c/
Total, selected agencies......
276,450
267,797
6,485
2,168
4,341
284,189
State ..........................................
9,539
9,157
359
23
232
8,563
Treasury .......................................
14,700
14,531
124
45
79
14,375
Defense, Total .................................
(88,810)
(87,297)
(1,102)
( 411)
( 816)
(85,653)
Office of the Secretary and Other Defense
Activities ..............................
8,750
8,557
159
34
107
8,680
Department of the Army .......................
32,798
32,425
169
204
277
32,079
Department of the Navy........ ...............
38,863
38,028
727
108
423
36,830
Department of the Air Force..... ..............
8,399
8,287
47
65
9
8,064
Justice ........................................
13,232
12,975
164
93
125
13,209
Interior .......................................
9,046
8,609
385
52
206
8,935
Agriculture ....................................
12,889
12,230
442
217
366
12,602
Commerce .......................................
17,729
16,888
637
204
308
17,520
Labor ..........................................
6,355
6,175
95
85
67
6,850
Health, Education, and Welfare .................
30,702
28,841
1,486
375
739
45,285
Housing and Urban Development ..................
4,521
4,346
94
81
26
4,346
Transportation .................................
10,526
10,176
256
94
143
9,303
Atomic Energy Commission .......................
2,640
2,586
35
19
26
2,576
Civil Service Commission .......................
2,430
2,316
89
25
39
2,373
Environmental Protection Agency ................
2,306
2,175
125
6
64
2,359
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation..........
634
621
13
...
3
613
General Services Administration ................
13,804
13,436
120
248
56
13,102
Information Agency .............................
3,192
3,124
48
20
41
3,225
National Aeronautics and Space Administration..
5,830
5,742
33
55
14
6,073
Panama Canal Company ...........................
4
4
Selective Service System .......................
313
286
27
...
11
286
Small Business Administration ..................
869
839
21
9
12
843
Smithsonian Institution ........................
2,509
2,439
70
...
24
2,553
Tennessee Valley Authority .....................
5
4
1
4
U. S. Postal Service ...........................
17,851
17,212
594
45
838
17,706
Veterans Administration ........................
6,014
5,788
165
61
106
5,835
a/ Includes Youth Program employees and Public Service Career appointees.
"Full-time equivalent of part-time" is an estimate of how many full-time employees it would take to work the same total
number of hours now worked by part-time and intermittent employees.
q "Full-time equivalent work force" is an estimate of how many employees would be needed if all employees worked full-time.
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TABLE 14 -- FEDERAL EMPLOYMENT AND PAYROLLS OF YOUTH PROGRAMS EMPLOYEES AND PUBLIC SERVICE CAREERS ENROLLEES --
DECEMBER 1971
EXECUTIVE BRANCH, TOTAL ...........................
State (Includes AID) ............................
Agency for International Development ..........
Treasury ........................................
Defense, Total ..................................
Office of the Secretary .......................
Army ..........................................
Navy..........................................
Air Force .....................................
Other Defense Activities ......................
Justice .........................................
Interior ........................................
Agriculture .....................................
Commerce ........................................
Labor ...........................................
Health, Education, and Welfare ..................
Housing and Urban Development ...................
Transportation ..................................
Atomic Energy Commission ........................
Civil Service Commission ........................
Environmental Protection Agency .................
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ...........
General Services Administration .................
Information Agency ..............................
National Aeronautics and Space Administration...
Office of Economic Opportunity ..................
Selective Service System ........................
Small Business Administration ...................
Tennessee Valley Authority ......................
U. S. Postal Service ............................
Veterans Administration .........................
Youth Youth
Programs Programs
Employees 1/ Compensation
22,953
2
22,951
24
( 8)
463
6,701)
1,975
1,425
2,960
341
370
290
886
149
67
941
156
563
45
29
49
1
168
25
148
62
32
14
37
10,996
623
5,473,707
3,085
795)
103,792
835,724)
202,240
180,400
407,296
45,788
111,059
29,755
135,622
19,816
8,822
122,535
15,891
80,877
8,565
3,311
5,228
141
19,011
1,375
26,386
6,657
3,509
1,337
3,679
3,811,000
95,537
Public Service
Careers Program
Enrollees 2/
2,773
39
704)
62
258
291
93
18
164
124
166
83
482
40
8
12
31
6
518
38
11
240
81
8
4,191
9,486
2,172
264,727
11,925
4,056
54,000
31,490
1/ Includes disadvantaged youth exempted from personnel ceilings under the Stay-in-School Campaign (Schedule A, excepted
authority 213.3102(w)), the Summer Aid Program (authority 213.3102(v), May 13 through September 30), and students
employed under the Federal Junior Fellowship Program.
21 Includes employees in the Public Service Career Program who are exempted from agencies personnel ceilings.
Public Service
Careers Program
Compensation
1,039,374
13,108
250,896)
30,687
87,700
93,597
38,912
7,200
58,517
48,142
59,095
31,981
165,665
16,607
2,458
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TABLE 15 -- APPOINTMENTS OF PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED PERSONS, BY AGENCY, CALENDAR YEARS 1970 AND 1971
(Excludes all agencies under 2,500)
United States
Washington, D. C., metropolitan area
1971
1970
1971
1970
S
le
t
d
n
e
c
e
age
cy
Total
Physi-
Per-
Total
Physi-
Per-
Total
Physi-
Per-
Total
Physi-
Per-
tally
cent
tall
y
cent
cally
cent
cally
cent
acces -
handi-
of
acces-
handi-
of
acces-
hands-
of
acces-
handi-
of
sions
capped
total
sions
capped
total
sions
capped
total
sions
capped
total
Total, all agencies......
494,173
8,028
1.62
697,982
7,456
1.07
64,753
436
.67
62,782
545
.87
General Accounting Office..........
577
8
1.39
1,019
5
.49
454
8
1.76
667
4
.60
Government Printing Office.........
1,088
14
1.29
1,392
36
2.59
931
13
1.40
1,334
33
2.47
Library of Congress ........
11015
1,015
Office of Economic Opportunity....
860
5
.58
1,594
6
.38
482
2
.41
740
3
.41
State .............................
2,177
2
.09
2,585
1,718
2,092
Treasury ..........................
29,953
334
1.12
28,190
525
1.86
3,486
15
.43
3,443
31
.90
Defense:
Office of the Secretary..........
305
...
...
396
1
.25
305
...
...
394
1
.25
Department of the Army...........
51,844
557
1.07
42,630
493
1.16
5,570
40
.72
5,014
89
1.78
Department of the Navy...........
36,523
608
1.66
30,782
565
1.84
5,146
46
.89
3,663
26
.71
Department of the Air Force......
39,292
2,700
6.87
32,417
1,145
3.53
1,602
14
.87
1,517
20
1.32
Other Defense Activities.........
5,093
16
.31
5,721
37
.65
761
3
.39
926
11
1.19
Justice ............................
12,025
64
.53
13,459
64
.48
5,981
43
.72
7,167
51
.71
Interior ...........................
30,205
208
.69
31,230
183
.59
2,748
9
.33
3,431
9
.26
Agriculture ........................
44,484
388
.87
44,673
509
1.14
2,261
20
.88
2,633
20
.76
Commerce ...........................
8,404
70
.83
188,436
81
.04
3,218
31
.96
5,901
35
.59
Labor ..............................
3,182
1
.03
2,699
2
.07
1,667
1
.06
1,419
2
.14
Health, Education, and Welfare.....
38,326
263
.69
29,616
294
.99
12,662
106
.84
6,976
104
1.49
Housing and Urban Development......
4,022
26
.65
3,630
9
.25
967
6
.62
1,119
Transportation .....................
8,683
32
.37
13,148
68
.52
2,053
5
.24
2,525
10
.40
Atomic Energy Commission...........
706
8
1.13
803
5
.62
352
5
1.42
290
Canal Zone Government .............
Civil Service Commission...........
1,428
3
.21
1,824
17
.93
682
2
.29
846
3
.35
Environmental Protection Agency....
4,959
21
.42
...
...
...
1,718
6
.35
...
...
...
Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation .......................
701
4
.57
8
4
5
.59
235
2
.85
267
4
1.50
General Services Administration....
8,037
72
.90
L
8,0
160
1.98
2,480
14
.56
2,903
15
.52
Information Agency .................
508
...
536
1
.19
494
...
519
1
.19
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration ....................
2,874
34
1.18
3,078
39
1.27
868
3
.35
839
8
.95
Panama Canal Company ..............
3
...
...
3
...
...
...
...
1
Selective Service System...........
1,307
3
.23
1,960
7
.36
155
...
...
126
Small Business Administration......
1,788
2
.11
1,308
5
.38
176
2
1.14
236
4
1.69
Smithsonian Institution............
727
3
.41
783
1
.13
691
3
.43
762
1
.13
Tennessee Valley Authority.........
14,535
239
1.64
13,987
278
1.99
2
...
...
1
...
...
U. S. Postal Service ...............
81,019
1,486
1.83
139,815
2,129
1.52
2,274
18
.79
3,559
47
1.32
Veterans Administration............
57,523
857
1.49
51,325
786
1.53
1,599
19
1.19
1,472
13
.88
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