The Army testified at a March 29 HSGAC subcommittee hearing that the civilian workforce cap has the unintended consequence of limiting the flexibility of the Army in managing its workforce.
Madeleine Bordallo: “The Army testified at a March 29 HSGAC subcommittee hearing that the civilian workforce cap has the unintended…”
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Bordallo discusses the impact of workforce caps on Army flexibility.
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