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Tables A1 and B1 ask agencies to report on employees who are paid with non-appropriated funds, in addition to reporting on permanent and temporary employees. Can you please explain this category?

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Tables A1 and B1 ask agencies to report on employees who are paid with non-appropriated funds, in addition to reporting on permanent and temporary employees. Can you please explain this category?

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Under previous management directives, agency affirmative employment reports to the Commission only contained workforce data statistics that were otherwise contained in OPM’s Central Personnel Data File (CPDF). The CPDF excludes large portions of non-appropriated fund employees, meaning these employees often went unreported. Thus, an accurate snapshot of the agency workforce was never seen and reviewed. Agency resources, planned activities, etc., were also not evaluated with an accurate picture of the workforce in mind. MD-715 requires that all employees be reported. Therefore, by including a category where non-appropriated fund employees can be reported, this gap between what’s in the CPDF and an agency’s actual workforce total can be bridged. Hence, the data to be included in this category should include individuals excluded from the CPDF and otherwise not traditionally reported in affirmative employment reports. 25. In Tables A3 and B3, why is the EEOC using 9 occupational categories

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