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Budget

Professional Services Industry Commission Sees Human Capital Crisis In Government

Tuesday, September 10th, 2013

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It is time to fundamentally rethink and revise current human capital strategies, including planning, development, performance management and, in some cases, structures within the federal government because previous efforts to improve federal workforce performance have failed, according to a commission convened by the Professional Services Council (PSC). “Too many people are underestimating the severity of the current crisis,” PSC President and CEO Stan Soloway told reporters yesterday after presenting the commission’s report: From Crisis to Opportunity. “They’re missing the fact…

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