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FPCD-78-31 1 (1978-03-30)

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 The Drug Enforcement idministration's Affirmative Action Program
 Should Be Improved. FPCD-78-31; B-178929. March 30, 1978. 42 pp.
 + 2 appendices (3 pp.).
 Rcport to Rep. Don Edwards, Chairman, House Committee on the
 Judiciary: Civil and Ccn3titutional Rights Subcommittee; by
 Elmer B. Staats, Comptroller General.

 Issue Area: Personnel Management and Compensation: Equal
     Employment Opportunity (302); Non-Discrimivation and Equal
     OpFortunity Programs: Employment DiscLimination in the
     Federal Sector (1004).
 Contact: Federal Personnel and Compensation Div.
 Budget Functiot: General Govecnment: Central Personnel
     management (805).
 Organization Concerned: Departrient of Justice; Civil Sarvice
     Commission; Drug Enfnrce.ae:t Administration.
 Congressional Rilevance: House Comittee on the Judiciary: Civil
     and Constitutional Rights Subcommittee. Rep. Don Edwards.
 Authority: Equal Pn-loyrent Opportunity Act of 1972 (P.L. 92-261
     ; 86 Stv . 103; 42 U.S.C. 2000e). Fair Labor Standards
     Anendmento of 1974 (PL. 93-259; 88 Stat. 55; 29 U.S.C.
     633a). Civil Rights Act of '964. Executive Order 11478.
     F.P.M. Letter 713-35.

         Executive Order 11478 states that it is the policy of
the Government to provide equal opportunity in Federal
employment on the basis of merit and fitness without
discrimination because of race, color, religion, ser, or
national criqin, and to promote equal employment opportunity
(EEO) V.rouqh a continuing affirmative action program in each
executive department and agency. The Drug Enforcement
Administration's (DEA) affirmative action program seeks to
develop employment goals for minorities and women and timetables
for their acccplishments. Findings/Conclusions: Some progress
has been made toward equalizing the employment situation at DEA,
but more can be done. From July 1, 1974, through December 31,
1976, the ruaber of women employed on a permanent basis
increased from 1,117 to 1,184 and the number of minorities rose
from 434 to 823. At December 31, 1976, women acccunted for 2.8%
and minorities for 15.6% of the total nummer of investigators
employed. Among the 17 attorneys, there were no women or
minorities. In grades GS-7 or above, women acccunted for 12.7%
of permanent employees and minorities for 16.3%.
Recommendations: The EQE program should be evaluated and a
realistic estimate made of the staff and resources needed to
accomplish its desired objectives. All managers and supervisors
should comply with procedures for the program evaluation and
followup. In addition to hiring goals, recruiting goals should
be established. Improvements in the affirmative action program
should be made in the areas of program implementation,

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