Mod 2 Civ Personnel Mgmt Flashcards

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Define command authority

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  • Responsibility for effectively using available resources to organize, direct, coordinate, employ, and control military forces
  • Army leaders are granted command authority when they fill command-designated positions
  • Civilians do not have command authority
    (AR 600-20 1-5)
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2
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Define authority

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Legitimate power of leaders to direct their subordinates

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3
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An annual appraisal can authorize what two types of cash awards?

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Performance, Quality Step

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4
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Can civilians be assigned additional duties?

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Yes, if it relates to their position

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5
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What is a DD 2365?

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Civilian Emergency Service form

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What is the function of CPAC and CPOC?

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Civilian Personnel Advisory Center - local/installation DA civilian administration

Civilian Personnel Operating Center - regional DA civilian administration

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7
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At what level does civilian recruitment occur?

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Local installation

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8
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What federal regulation manages DA Civilians?

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Titles 5 and 10 USC

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9
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When are DA civilians used for military operations?

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  • Positions specifically required to ensure the success of combat operations or the availability of combat–essential systems
  • Can be issued weapons for self-defense if they receive weapons training
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10
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What types of leave can DA civilians earn?

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Annual, Sick, Leave without Pay, Military, Maternity, Administrative, Court

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11
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What is the purpose of ACTEDS

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“Army Civilian Training and Education Development System”

- Determine training needs, counsel employees, assist in employee’s career development and develop training budgets

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12
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Military authority derives from where?

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The Constitution

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13
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Where do DA Civilians derive their authority from?

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Commanders, ARs and Title 5 USC

- DA civilian authority is job related

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14
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An on the spot cash award has a limit of

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$250 (AR 672-20)

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15
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Who approves sick leave?

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Supervisors or their appointed designee

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16
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What is the role of a warrant officer?

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  • provide advice, counsel, and support to the command
  • execute policy and manage Army systems
  • command special-purpose and task-organized elements
  • operate, maintain, manage, and administer Army equipment and systems
    (ADRP 6-22 2-10)
17
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What regulation manages civilian personnel in support of military operations?

18
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What areas in the Army have the most civilians?

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Logistics, Research and Development, and Base Operations

19
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A time off award has a limit of

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up to two weeks (AR 672-20)

20
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Discipline is

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Progressive and Corrective

21
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How is performance evaluated?

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  • Technical competence
  • Innovation and Initiative
  • Responsibility and Accountability
  • Working relationships
  • Communication
  • Dependability
22
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Who is a WG employee

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Trade jobs. Usually for contracted workers

23
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What is TAPES?

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  • Civilian evaluation system
  • Pam 690-400
  • Merges civilian and military evaluation
  • Mirrors military evaluation form
  • Two levels
    ~ Senior system: GS/ WS grades 9 and above
    ~ Base system: GS/WS grade 8 and below
24
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What is the role of a NCO?

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  • train soldiers and conduct daily business of the Army within policy
  • Focus on individual soldier training and team leadership
  • Ensure that subordinates are prepared to function as effective teams or individuals
  • set and maintain discipline; role models for subordinate development
    (ADRP 6-22 2-12)
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What is the role of a commissioned officer?
- command, establish policy, manage resources - integrates training to accomplish the mission - deals with units and unit operations - concentrates on unit effectiveness (ADRP 6-22 2-7)
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What is an Appropriated Fund Employee
"Civil Service" employee. Paid by funds appropriated by the Congress of the United States and managed by the Department of Defense
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Who is a GS employee
Administrative, technical, and professional jobs
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To whom do officers delegate authority?
NCOs and DA civilians when appropriate
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What are the types of civilian work schedules?
Flex, Compressed, Compensatory
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Who is in the Senior Executive Service
Positions which are the equivalent of General Officer
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What regulation is the Army Command Policy
AR 600-20
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Can DA Civilians hold command positions?
No
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How can DA civilians be disciplined?
Reprimands, Suspensions, Removal
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What is the role of a DA Civilian?
- establish and execute policy, lead people - manage Army programs, projects, and systems - Focus on integrating collective, leader, and individual training - operate, maintain, manage, and administer Army equipment, research, and activities (ADRP 6-22 2-17)
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Accountability and Responsibility are evaluations for what position
Senior
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Career service awards require what amount of time in service?
10, 15, or 20 years
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Define general military authority
- General military authority originates in oaths of office, law, rank structure, traditions, and regulations - Army leaders may exercise general military authority over Soldiers from different units. For NCOs (AR 600-20 4-6)