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Code of Federal Regulations Title 5. Administrative Personnel § 5.362.109 Reporting requirements

Current as of October 02, 2022 | Updated by FindLaw Staff

Agencies must provide information requested by OPM regarding workforce planning strategies that includes:

(a) Information on the entry-level occupations targeted for filling positions under this part in the coming year;

(b) The percentage of overall hiring expected in the coming year under the Internship, Recent Graduates, and Presidential Management Fellows Programs;  and

(c) For the previous year:

(1) The number of individuals initially appointed under each Pathways Program;

(2) The percentage of the agency's overall hires made from each Pathways Program;

(3) The number of Pathways Participants, per Program, converted to the competitive service;  and

(4) The number of Pathways Participants, per Program, who were separated.

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