What does PS stand for?

It also mandates that agencies train personnel specialists on veteran employment policies.

Air Force personnel specialist strengths were scheduled to drop from approximately 10,600 to 8,300 by the end of 2008 and to 6,400 by the close of 2012.

The sergeant is now back to being the detachment's information manager, database builder, personnel specialist, awards and decorations guru, the tracker of all evaluations, finance authority, Tricare representative and fitness monitor.

Good people management plays a key role in: * developing good working relationships * creating a positive organisational culture * boosting morale and job satisfaction * enhancing performance * unlocking employee potential Line managers are increasingly sharing responsibility for various aspects of people management with personnel specialists and in smaller organisations; managers often act as their own personnel officers.

Provide equal opportunities training Provide specific equal opportunities training first to priority groups such as senior executives, personnel specialists, recruiters and selectors, reception staff and other "gate keepers".

1st Class Shelita Johnson, 599th Transportation Group military personnel specialist, "Utilizing the Family Support Programs, medical and dental screening, and organizing legal and financial matters prior to the actual movement of SDDC forces to the combat zone ensured 100 percent preparedness.

Expanding the model To see how this might address a very complex and involved support situation, consider a training program for personnel specialists that would better assure performance through contract workers.

In this new organizational structure, the FMCP Team will be supported by an Employment Team, comprised of personnel specialists, who will process all personnel actions.