FY 2000
Budget Justification/Performance Plan
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U.S. Office of Personnel
Management FY 2000 |
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| WCPS Goal 7: | Leadership of the multi-year effort to develop job family standards to evaluate General Schedule positions that comply with title 5 U.S.C. and the Partnership for Reinventing Government initiatives is continued. |
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Develop job family standards criteria that address work of all similar series into a single document. | |||||
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Monitor and assist in the implementation of standards across agencies. | ||||||
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Meet with the Position Classification Network of the Interagency Advisory Group (IAG) and other stakeholders to discuss concerns and any unanticipated problems. | ||||||
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Number of job family standards developed. In FY 1998, the GS-0900 Technical Legal and Kindred Work job family standard was submitted to agencies for comment. WCPS issued final job family standards for GS-1300 Professional, GS-0500 Clerical and Technical, GS-0500 Professional, GS-0200 Clerical, and GS-0900 Clerical and Technical families. In addition, extensive fact finding for 13 on-going job family standards studies was conducted. In FY 1999, WCPS will issue six additional job family standards and initiate four additional job family standards studies. In FY 2000, WCPS will issue seven additional job family standards and initiate five additional job family standards studies. |
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Positive feedback from IAG Position Classification Network, Internet Forums, conferences, and the website questionnaire indicate that HR community/managers are familiar with and understand new/simplified approach. | ||||||
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Positive feedback on draft standards application as expressed in the OPM Customer Satisfaction Survey, and fewer appeals indicate that classification standards have improved. | ||||||
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Satisfaction levels at 80% or higher as measured
by HR Specialists’ ratings on specific guidance materials issued in FY 2000 as
measured by the annual OPM Customer Satisfaction Survey are achieved. The HR
Specialists’ baseline satisfaction levels with guidance materials issued in FY 1998
were as follows:
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