The Department of the Navy's Civilian Acquisition Workforce: An Analysis of Recent Trends

The Department of the Navy's Civilian Acquisition Workforce: An Analysis of Recent Trends
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Download or read book The Department of the Navy's Civilian Acquisition Workforce: An Analysis of Recent Trends written by and published by . This book was released on 2009 with total page 0 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: While workforce issues in general - human capital strategic planning efforts in particular-are important throughout the DoD, the AT & L workforce has received special attention. The strategic human capital plan for the AW, which is currently in its third revision (see DoD, Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics, 2007), emphasizes several critical workforce issues: the eventual loss of retirement-eligible personnel and their knowledge, understanding the differences in the workforce generations (aging baby-boomers compared with Generations X and Y, for example), and coping with the increasing demand for workers educated in science and engineering. In 2006, the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics, Director of Human Capital Initiatives (OUSD(AT & L)/HCI)), asked RAND to analyze DoD AW data. RAND's findings for OUSD(AT & L/HCI) are presented in Gates er al. (2008). While that inquity was under way, the United States Navy asked RAND to under-take a complementary analyis focusing on the DoN's civilian AW. The DoN asked RAND to provide a descriptive overview of the DoN civilian AW and conduct preliminary analyses of data related to specific workforce management issues of retention, professional development, and leadership. This report summarizes what we learned about DoN's civilian AW and these workforce management issues.


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