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FPCD-78-18 1 (1978-03-28)

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The Immigration and Naturalization Serviuets Affirmative Action
Program Could Be Improved. PPCD-78-18; B-178929. Barch 28 1970.
39 pp. + 2 appendices (3 pp.).
Report to Rep. Don Edwards# Chairman# House Committee on the
Judiciaryl Civil avd Constitutional Rights Subcommittee; by
Elmer B. Staats, Comptroller General.
Issue Area: Personnel Hanagement and Compensation: Equal
    Employment Opportunity (302); Non-Discrimination and Equal
    Opportunity Programs: Employment Discrimination iu the
    Federal Sector (1004).
Contact: Procurement and Systems Acquisition Div.
Budget Punction General Government: Central Personnel
    Kanageoent (805).
Organization Concerned: Department of Justice; Civil Service
    Commission; Immigration and Naturalization Service.
congressional Aelevanc4: House Committee on the Judiciary: Civil
    and Constitutional liqhts Subcommittee. Rep. Don Edwards.
Authority: Equal Employment Opportunity act of 1972 (P.L. 92-261
    ; 86 Stat. 103; 42 U.S.C. 2000.). Fair Labor Standards
    Amendments of 1974 (P.L. 93-259; 88 Stat, 55; 29 U.S.C.
    633a). Civil Rights Act of 1964. Ago Discrimination in
    Employment Act of 1967. Sxecutive Order 11476. F.P.s Letter
    713-40.

         The equal employment opportunity (130) pr.;:am of the
Imaigration and Naturalization Service (INS)# a componwnt of the
Department of Justice, was reviewed. The rteview focused on the
policies and practices affecting the structure and
implementation of the affirmative action program; employee
recruitmento selection, promotion@ training, and assignment; and
the discrimination complaint processes. Findings/Conclusions:
From July 1v 19749 through December 31. 1976, the number of
women employed by the INS on a permanent basis increased from
2,370 to 2,963# and their percentage of the agencyls work force
increased from 30.7% to 32%. During the same period# the number
of minaritr persons employed increased from 1,767 to 2,517, and
their percentage of the work force rose from 22.9% to 27.3%. At
December 31, 1976, women accounted for 7.75 and minorities
accounted fir 15.9% of all employees in key professional
occupations. Nones accounted for 11.6% of all permanent
employees in GS-7 or above positions; minorities accounted for
17.1%. Although the INS has recognised that there are low
percentages of minorities and females in certain occupations, no
specific recruiting goals Laws been established to remedy the
situation. romen and minorities remain primarily in rlerical and
support occupations at lower grade levels. Recommendations: The
Attorney Genoral should direct the INS Commissioner to: provide
adequate resources for processing discrimination complaints,
provide timely and continuous in-bound training for 330

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