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U.S. Department of Defense experiences with substituting government employees for military personnel : challenges and opportunities / Jennifer Lamping Lewis, Edward G. Keating, Leslie Adrienne Payne, Brian J. Gordon, Julia Pollak, Andrew Madler, H.G. Massey, Gillian S. Oak.

Title
U.S. Department of Defense experiences with substituting government employees for military personnel : challenges and opportunities / Jennifer Lamping Lewis, Edward G. Keating, Leslie Adrienne Payne, Brian J. Gordon, Julia Pollak, Andrew Madler, H.G. Massey, Gillian S. Oak.
Author
Lewis, Jennifer Lamping, 1976-
Publication
  • Santa Monica, Calif. : RAND Corporation, [2016]
  • ©2016

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Additional Authors
  • Keating, Edward G. (Edward Geoffrey), 1965-
  • Payne, Leslie Adrienne
  • Gordon, Brian (Policy scientist)
  • Pollak, Julia
  • Madler, Andrew
  • Massey, H. G.
  • Oak, Gillian S.
  • National Defense Research Institute (U.S.)
  • United States. Department of Defense. Office of the Secretary of Defense, sponsoring body.
Description
xxiv, 92 pages : color illustrations; 26 cm
Summary
"This report examines recent patterns in military-to-civilian conversion - that is, converting military positions to government civilian positions to identify the primary impediments to such conversions. While Section 129(a) of Title 10 of the United States Code directs the Secretary of Defense to determine the "most appropriate and cost efficient mix" of personnel required to accomplish the U.S. Department of Defense's (DoD's) mission, a variety of constraints make it difficult to achieve that goal. RAND's assessment drew on three lines of analysis: (1) a review of statutes and policies governing performance of work by military service members, government civilian employees, and contractors; (2) an analysis of administrative data on DoD military and civilian personnel covering the most recent wave of military-to-civilian conversions (fiscal years 20042012); and (3) discussions with subject matter experts across DoD. The RAND team concluded that there is considerable opportunity to identify positions suitable for military-to-civilian conversion. However, there are also numerous impediments to authorizing and executing these conversions. The report offers recommendations for changes to statutes, policies, and business practices that would facilitate military-to-civilian conversions and motivate greater use of this force management tool, should that be DoD's goal"--Back cover.
Alternative Title
  • United States Department of Defense experiences with substituting government employees for military personnel
  • US Department of Defense experiences with substituting government employees for military personnel
Subject
  • United States. Department of Defense > Personnel management
  • Deployment (Strategy)
  • Operational readiness (Military science)
  • United States > Personnel management
  • United States > Civilian employees
  • United States > Operational readiness
Note
  • "RR-1282-OSD"--Cover page 4.
  • "RAND National Defense Research Institute."
  • "Prepared for the Office of the Secretary of Defense."
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references (pages 83-92).
Processing Action (note)
  • committed to retain
Contents
An overview of statutes, directives, and instructions -- Insights from empirically estimated military-to-civilian conversions -- Impediments to authorizing and executing military-to-civilian conversions -- Reccomendations.
ISBN
  • 9780833093011
  • 0833093010
OCLC
953631261
Owning Institutions
Harvard Library