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U.S. Office of Personnel
Management FY 2000 |
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The Office of Communications (OC) presents the messages, initiatives and achievements of OPM, develops new channels and techniques to promote awareness of the challenges and rewards of public service, and serves as frontline liaison in meeting both internal and external communications needs. OC conducts a responsive customer service program to handle OPMs public, media, and internal inquiries. Each year, thousands of inquiries are answered for statistics and facts about the Federal workforce and the civil service system.
In addition, the OC focuses outreach efforts to the media accredited to cover the White House, Senate and House of Representatives, and editorial boards across the nation, especially in areas with high numbers of Federal employees and retirees.
ANNUAL PERFORMANCE GOAL FOR FY 2000| OC Goal: FY 1999/2000 |
Human resources management assistance and information is provided to Federal agencies, the media, and the general public. |
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| Provide responsive customer service in handling OPMs public, media and internal inquiries. | ||
| Establish an active outreach program to weekly newspapers, ethnic/community publications and broadcast outlets, and womens and veterans media. | ||
| Provide human resources management information to the public through OPMs Web site, which logs in more than 80,000 user sessions per week. | ||
| Further the promotion of the agencys reimbursable services and products by serving as the OPM marketing coordinator. OPMs marketing exhibit and materials will continue to be disseminated to educate Federal agency activities, employees and the general public on human resources management programs and issues. | ||
| Assist OPMs programs in developing, preparing and clearing print and electronic publications on human resources management programs and issues to ensure that they are accurate and consistent with OPM and Administration policies. | ||
| Serve as the Secretariat to the Interagency Advisory Group (IAG) of Federal Personnel Directors. The Office of Communications anticipates coordinating approximately 35 IAG meetings in FY 1999. | ||
| Communicate human resources management information to the IAG. In FY 1999, the Office of Communications will disseminate approximately 200 mission-critical notices to the IAG. | ||
| Produce educational satellite broadcasts for the human resource management community in the Federal government, together with the IAG. There will be four Federal HR Forum satellite broadcasts in FY 1999. | ||
| Customer satisfaction with OPM manuals,
brochures, and reports. OPMs FY 1998 Customer Satisfaction Survey reported satisfaction ratings of 93% (from HR Directors) and 87% (from HR Specialists) with the appearance of OPM manuals, brochures, and reports. |
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| Media
coverage, outreach efforts and marketing consultation are expanded. In FY 1998, expanded coverage of OPM in the media, including op-ed pieces, radio and TV talk shows. In FY 1998, increased participation in coordinating OPM events, including town meetings, award ceremonies, and official visits. In FY 1998, expanded outreach program efforts to weekly newspapers, ethnic/community publications and broadcast outlets, womens and veterans media. In FY 1999, increase marketing consultation efforts and promotion of OPM-sponsored conferences. Produce an OPM brochure. |
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| Satisfaction of IAG
committee members, officials and employees from other Federal agencies, and OPM employees
with the satellite broadcasts. The feedback is reviewed and suggestions are considered
when working with the IAG and when planning satellite broadcasts. In FY 1998, produced four educational satellite broadcasts for the Federal human resource management community together with the Interagency Advisory Group of Federal Personnel Directors. The schedule of quarterly broadcasts will continue in FY 1999. In FY 1998, advanced customer relations and external communications by way of modern electronic technology. It is estimated that OPMs Internet Web site will have approximately four million file openings in the upcoming year. OPMs FY 1998 Customer Satisfaction Survey reported satisfaction ratings of 39% (from HR Directors) and 47.8% (from HR Specialists) for the usefulness of OPM briefings, forums, workshops, and satellite broadcasts as a means of sharing information. In FY 1999, OC is committed to a 5% increase in satisfaction ratings. OPMs FY 1998 Customer Satisfaction Survey reported satisfaction ratings of 92.9% (from HR Directors) for the appearance of OPM Web page and 61.5% (from HR Specialists) on the usefulness of OPMs websites. In FY 1999, OC is committed to a 5% increase in the satisfaction rating from HR Specialists. OPMs FY 1998 Customer Satisfaction Survey reported a satisfaction rating of 54.2% (from HR Directors) on the usefulness of IAG Executive Committee meetings as a means of sharing information. In FY 1999, OC is committed to a 5% increase in satisfaction ratings. |
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