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Shore Establishment Officer Study

Wallace, Elizabeth A.

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The purpose of the Shore Establishment Officer study was to identify, describe, and compare jobs and job tasks performed by officers assigned to 1000 and 1050 coded billets at shore establishments. This information paper examines the similarities and differences in job tasks performed by General Unrestricted Line (GenURL) and other Unrestricted Line (URL) officers in 1000 coded billets. In March 1992, the Shore Establishment Officer study was created as an offshoot to the GenURL community study that was requested by the Bureau of Naval Personnel (PERS-21). The eligible 1000 coded billets (N=4537) and 1050 coded billets (N=1097) were identified and officers in each of these billets were surveyed, concurrently with the total eligible GenURL community, from August 1992 until January 1993. The findings of this study provide an insight into the assignment and utilization of warfare and non-warfare designated officers of the URL communities in the Navy's shore establishment commands. Officer, Women officers officer assignment, Shore assignment, General unrestricted line, GenURL, Officer utilization, Survey

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The purpose of the Shore Establishment Officer study was to identify, describe, and compare jobs and job tasks performed by officers assigned to 1000 and 1050 coded billets at shore establishments. This information paper examines the similarities and differences in job tasks performed by General Unrestricted Line (GenURL) and other Unrestricted Line (URL) officers in 1000 coded billets. In March 1992, the Shore Establishment Officer study was created as an offshoot to the GenURL community study that was requested by the Bureau of Naval Personnel (PERS-21). The eligible 1000 coded billets (N=4537) and 1050 coded billets (N=1097) were identified and officers in each of these billets were surveyed, concurrently with the total eligible GenURL community, from August 1992 until January 1993. The findings of this study provide an insight into the assignment and utilization of warfare and non-warfare designated officers of the URL communities in the Navy's shore establishment commands. Officer, Women officers officer assignment, Shore assignment, General unrestricted line, GenURL, Officer utilization, Survey

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The purpose of the Shore Establishment Officer study was to identify, describe, and compare jobs and job tasks performed by officers assigned to 1000 and 1050 coded billets at shore establishments. This information paper examines the similarities and differences in job tasks performed by General Unrestricted Line (GenURL) and other Unrestricted Line (URL) officers in 1000 coded billets. In March 1992, the Shore Establishment Officer study was created as an offshoot to the GenURL community study that was requested by the Bureau of Naval Personnel (PERS-21). The eligible 1000 coded billets (N=4537) and 1050 coded billets (N=1097) were identified and officers in each of these billets were surveyed, concurrently with the total eligible GenURL community, from August 1992 until January 1993. The findings of this study provide an insight into the assignment and utilization of warfare and non-warfare designated officers of the URL communities in the Navy's shore establishment commands. Officer, Women officers officer assignment, Shore assignment, General unrestricted line, GenURL, Officer utilization, Survey

Key concepts: Officer, Shore, Navy, Management, Operations research, Engineering, Geography, Archaeology

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