Enhancing the Readiness of Expeditionary, Training, and Medical Workforces Through Workforce Mix Reforms. Alexandria, VA : Institute for Defense Analyses , September , 2018
From the executive summary: “The U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) workforce is made up of approximately 3.7 million people. One-third (1.3 million) are Active Duty, while the remaining two-thirds are divided among the Selected Reserve, DOD civilian employees, and contracted services/support full-time equivalents (FTEs). To shape a “larger, more capable, and more lethal joint force,” the Secretary of Defense requested a comprehensive review of personnel force structure and utilization polices. This includes evaluating the potential for permanently separating non-deployable Service members, assessing the warfighting relevance of professional military education and mandatory training requirements, and examining hiring practices for the civilian workforce.”
Authors - Horowitz, Stanley A., Gelder, Alan, Pechacek, Julie, Guggisberg, Michael, Saizan, Alexandra, Burns, Sarah, Whitley, JohnSubjects
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