A Review of Alternative Methods to Inventory Contracted Services in the Department of Defense

Moore, Nancy Young; Dunigan, Molly; Camm, Frank; Cherney, Samantha; Grammich, Clifford A.; Mele, Judith D.; Peet, Evan D.; Szafran, Anita

doi:10.7249/rr1704

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“…These categories are intermittent seasonal, intermittent nonseasonal, part-time seasonal, part-time nonseasonal, and full time. 42 Moore et al, 2017;Dunigan, Everingham, et al, 2016;Sarah K. Cotton, Ulrich Petersohn, Molly Dunigan, Q. Burkhart, Megan Zander Cotugno, Edward O'Connell, and broader concerns about overreliance on privatization and outsourcing to the detriment of the organic defense workforce. 43 A 2008 memorandum from the Deputy Secretary of Defense, implementing provisions in the FY 2008 NDAA, stated, DoD Components are to ensure consideration is given, on a regular basis, to using DoD civilian employees to perform new functions and functions that are performed by contractors but that could be performed by government employees.…”

Section: Department Of Defense Civilian Employment Alternativesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Manpower Alternatives to Enhance Total Force Capabilities: Could New Forms of Reserve Service Help Alleviate Military Shortfalls?

Dalzell¹,

Dunigan²,

Carter³

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Section: Department Of Defense Civilian Employment Alternativesmentioning

confidence: 99%