Opm Interchange Agreement Faa

Opm Interchange Agreement Faa - Department of transportation announced that on may 12 the office of personnel management (opm) migrated to the federal aviation. In accordance with provisions of the civil service reform act of 1978, this agreement is made between the federal aviation administration (faa), department of transportation (dot) at. This notice also amends opspec a029, aircraft interchange agreements, to include changing the title to “aircraft interchange arrangements. ” additionally, it provides: Reference to the location. It also provides the conditions for appointments made under interchange agreements entered into between an agency and opm. Opm also provides a partial list of statutory appointing authorities outside of title 5, united states code (5 u. s. c. ). § 214. 204 interchange agreements. (a) in accordance with 5 cfr 6. 7 , opm and any agency with an executive personnel system essentially equivalent to the senior executive service (ses). Faa outline roles and responsibilities and service agreements terms (memorandum of agreement) and define the interconnection system security compliances (interconnection. § 214. 204 interchange agreements. (a) in accordance with 5 cfr 6. 7, opm and any agency with an executive personnel system essentially equivalent to the senior executive service (ses).

Department of transportation announced that on may 12 the office of personnel management (opm) migrated to the federal aviation. In accordance with provisions of the civil service reform act of 1978, this agreement is made between the federal aviation administration (faa), department of transportation (dot) at. This notice also amends opspec a029, aircraft interchange agreements, to include changing the title to “aircraft interchange arrangements. ” additionally, it provides: Reference to the location. It also provides the conditions for appointments made under interchange agreements entered into between an agency and opm. Opm also provides a partial list of statutory appointing authorities outside of title 5, united states code (5 u. s. c. ).