Brad Carson, formerly acting undersecretary for personnel and readiness at the Defense Department, has said his efforts to update the military personnel management processes and the âForce of the Futureâ initiative will prevail, Military
MorePeter Levine, deputy chief management officer at the Defense Department, has been tapped to replace Brad Carson as the DoD acting undersecretary for personnel and readiness, Military Times reported Wednesday. Karen Jowers writes Levine
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Brad Carson, acting undersecretary for personnel and readiness at the Defense Department, will leave the Pentagon on April 8 after nearly one year on the job, Military Times reported Monday. Andrew Tilghman writes Carson
MoreThe Defense Department wants to shift its non-bargaining civilian employees that fall under Title 5 authorities of the U.S. Code to a military-oriented personnel management system under Title 10, GovExec reported Tuesday.
MoreBrad Carson, the White House nominee for the defense undersecretary for personnel and readiness position, plans to work on efforts to reduce the churn rate in military leadership, Federal News Radio reported Wednesday.
MoreBrad Carson, acting defense undersecretary for personnel and readiness, is working to overhaul a Pentagon personnel management system that he believes has fallen behind developments in civilian human resources, Defense News reported Wednesday. Joe Gould writes
MoreBrad Carson, acting defense undersecretary for personnel and readiness, has said he plans to overhaul practices in the Defense Departmentâs military personnel management system, Federal News Radio reported Wednesday. Jared Serbu writes Defense Secretary
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Brad Carson, acting defense undersecretary for personnel and readiness, has said he will propose reforms to the Defense Department‘s military workforce management system, Military Times reported Monday. “In managing personnel, we use
MoreThe U.S. Army has begun to move its enterprise applications into centralized environments as part of a move to consolidate its more than 1,100 data centers. David Vergun reported July 10 that
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