OPM Seal U.S. Office of Personnel Management

FY 2000
Budget Justification/Performance Plan


CROSSWALK OF FY 1998–FY 2002 STRATEGIC PLAN GOALS AND OBJECTIVES TO FY 2000
ANNUAL PERFORMANCE GOALS

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Goal I. Provide policy direction and leadership to recruit and retain the Federal workforce required for the 21st Century.
COMPENSATION, CLASSIFICATION, AND BENEFITS
  • By the year 2002, propose legislative changes to achieve a modernized performance-oriented system of total compensation including establishing the value of jobs/work/performance; setting and adjusting basic pay; designing and delivering variable pay; and establishing and ensuring appropriate earned benefits — that can adapt to a variety of missions, structures, labor markets, and work technologies and can keep total costs apparent to managers who are held accountable for managing those costs.
S&E/General Fund Appropriation

Workforce Compensation and Performance Service

Goal 2

  • Carry out the tasks required to ensure cost-effective implementation of existing and newly-enacted pay and leave provisions. (Continuing)

S&E/General Fund
Appropriation

Workforce Compensation and Performance Service

Goal 3
Goal 4
Goal 5

  • By the year 2002, simplify and automate the current General Schedule position classification system, reducing the number of position classification standards from more than 400 to fewer than 100.

S&E/General Fund Appropriation

Workforce Compensation and Performance Service

Goal 6
Goal 7
Goal 8

  • By the year 1999, work with stakeholders to formulate a consensus regarding a credible annual pay adjustment process for the General Schedule and related pay systems.
S&E/General Fund Appropriation

Workforce Compensation and Performance Service

Goal 9

  • Become the acknowledged leader in the design and provision of cost-effective employee earned benefits programs.
Transfers from the Trust Funds

Retirement and Insurance Service

Goal 1
Goal 2
Goal 3
Goal 4

STAFFING AND EXAMINING
  • Ensure that agencies are able to determine the lawful rights of employees and applicants, including veterans, during hiring, promotion, and restructuring. (Continuing)
  • Increase the quality of the Federal workforce by continually encouraging the use of valid, fair, and merit-based examining procedures for selection and promotion. (Continuing)
  • Encourage the use of targeted programs designed to attract highly qualified candidates for the Federal Government, such as the Presidential Management Intern Program. (Continuing)

S&E/General Fund Appropriation

Employment Service

Goal 3
Goal 4
Goal 5
Goal 6
Goal 7
Goal 8
Goal 9
Goal 10
Goal 11
Goal 12

  • By the year 2002, using incremental targets established each year, raise the levels of underrepresented groups in Federal employment to be equivalent to their percentages in the relevant external labor market.
S&E/General Fund Appropriation

Employment Service

Goal 13

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