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  • Deadline approaching for civilian awards nominations

    Airmen are reminded that the deadline for submitting nominations for the 2011 Air Force Association Outstanding Air Force Civilian Employees of the Year Award to the Air Force Personnel Center is Feb. 15.Each year, the AFA recognizes four Air Force civilian employees for outstanding achievement in

  • Nominations open for DOD civilian service awards

    Air Force officials are soliciting nominations for the 56th Annual Department of Defense Distinguished Civilian Service Award.The award is the highest given by the Secretary of Defense to career employees. The award recognizes career employees at all levels for their exceptional achievement and

  • Deadline for aerospace awards draws near

    Officials here remind Airmen that the deadline for submitting nominations for the 2011 Air Force Association Aerospace Awards to the Air Force Personnel Center is Feb. 1.The aerospace awards recognize individuals for their outstanding contributions to national defense in a variety of fields.These

  • Caring for People Survey still open

    Air Force members looking to voice their concerns about community support programs and services still have time to complete the 2010 Caring for People Survey.The survey allows total force Airmen, civilians, retirees and spouses an opportunity to tell Air Force leaders how they can better address

  • Special needs families receive added support

    Thirty-five installations worldwide now have additional personnel to support active-duty Airmen with family members who have special needs.The Air Force established Exceptional Family Member Program family support coordinator positions at installations with the highest number of EFMP enrolled

  • Survey critical in addressing quality of life needs

    The 2010 Caring for People Survey gives total force Airmen, civilians, retirees and dependents an opportunity to voice their concerns on how the Air Force can better address their quality-of-life needs. With Airmen deploying in support of global contingency operations for two decades, developing and

  • Airmen continue to provide feedback through AF climate survey

    More than 130,000 people have participated in this year's Air Force Climate Survey, but more are needed to participate and provide their feedback to Air Force commanders and senior leadership before the survey closes on Nov. 28.The climate survey assesses the opinions and perceptions of active duty,

  • Randolph’s newest building is as ‘good as gold’

    The Air Force Personnel Center's Blanchard Hall is the first building at Randolph Air Force Base to achieve a Gold rating in accordance with Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design standards.Named in honor of former AFPC Executive Director Roger Blanchard, it is home to the center's Civilian

  • Customer satisfaction on menu

    It's been a month since the Air Force began food transformation at six installations, and so far Airmen and officials are pleased.The Air Force Food Transformation Initiative is a pilot program launched Oct. 1 with a goal to better serve the dining needs for today's Airmen. The pilot locations are

  • Review aims to streamline ART hiring process

    Personnel officials from the Air Force Reserve Command and Air Force Personnel Center met here Oct. 26-28 to begin steps in reducing the timeline of the hiring process for air reserve technicians.Leadership from AFRC and AFPC met with civilian force integration officials to identify present

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