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FPCD-81-66 1 (1981-08-18)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabcik0001 and id is 1 raw text is: UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 FEDERAL PERSONNEL AND 'oral COMPENSATION DIVISION f1 f B-204269 AUGUST 18, 1961 RELEASED The Honorable William J. Hughes House of Representatives 116214 Dear Mr. Hughes: Subject: SOD's Management of Civilian Personnel Ceiling (FPCD-81-66) On September 29, 1980, you asked us to review how the Department of Defense (DOD) used its authority to exceed its civilian personnel ceilings and how personnel ceilings af- fected mobilization. On February 6, 1981, we briefed you and your staff on the results of our work. At that meeting, we agreed to revise the assignment's objectives to determine: 1. How the increase over DOD's fiscal year 1980 author- ized civilian personnel end-strength was used and whether the Naval Air Engineering Center (NAEC) requested an increase in its fiscal year 1980 end- strength allocation. 2. If NAEC received disproportionate reductions for its civilian personnel during fiscal years 1977-80, compared to other Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) activities. At a June 17, 1981, meeting, we informed you that DOD exceeded its authorized personnel end-strength only in fiscal year 1980 and that DOD's use of this authority was consistent with the intent of the DOD Authorization Act. We also in- formed you that NAEC did not request an increase in its fis- cal year 1980 personnel end-strength allocation. Moreover, although NAEC received disproportionate reductions for its civilian personnel during fiscal years 1977-80, NAVAIR of- ficials said they allocated end-strengths to each of their (961144)

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