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<abstract>Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO provided information on the
representation of women and minorities in the U.S. Postal Service&apos;s
Career Executive Service (PCES), focusing on: (1) the overall extent
that women and minorities have been represented in the PCES fiscal years
(FY) 1995 through 1999, and have been selected for positions in the
PCES, particularly executive positions, in FY 1999; and (2) efforts
under way by the Service to promote diversity within the PCES.&lt;p/&gt;GAO noted that: (1) at the end of FY 1999, women and minorities
represented about 35 percent of the PCES executive workforce compared to
their representation of about 58 percent in the Service&apos;s overall
workforce; (2) similarly, their representation among PCES executives for
each specific women and minority Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO)
category was lower than their representation in the corresponding EEO
categories in the Service&apos;s overall workforce; (3) with respect to the
42 occupied officer positions below the Deputy Postmaster General, women
and minorities held 13, or about 31 percent, as of the end of FY 1999;
(4) over the last 5 fiscal years women and minority representation among
PCES executives has generally increased by about 4 percentage points;
(5) most of this change occurred during the last 2 years of the period
and was primarily accounted for by the increase in the representation of
white women; (6) over the 5-year period, white women&apos;s representation
has consistently increased while that of Hispanic, Asian, and American
Indian women also generally increased after FY 1997; (7) with regard to
officers, over the 5-year period, women and minority representation
increased by 6 percentage points; (8) regarding the career Senior
Executive Service (SES), women and minority representation among the
PCES executive workforce was somewhat higher than that in the career SES
in the federal workforce and much higher when compared to the civilian
career SES workforce at Department of Defense; (9) finally, with respect
to selections for PCES executive positions, in FY 1999, women and
minorities represented about 33 percent of PCES executives before the
selections, and they were selected for 25 of the 59 selections for
executive positions; (10) also, women and minority representation as a
group among the selections was the same as their representation in the
PCES potential successor pool for all the positions; (11) outside hires
accounted for 17 percent of all of the executive selections and 24
percent of the 25 women and minority selections; (12) in November 1998,
the Service required that its PCES merit performance evaluation process
address diversity-related activities in individual executive performance
objectives and that executives be accountable for the accomplishment of
those objectives; (13) the Service also developed management training
programs to help employees better manage their careers; and (14) another
Service effort includes the establishment of a diversity oversight
group, which is to oversee corporate diversity initiatives.</abstract>
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