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Show July 11, 1969 The DESERET SAMPLER, July Banner Month For Fed Employees DPG Hosts Youth Hire Programs (Continued from Page One) men came young from the Clearfield lob Corps Center, administered by the Chemical Corpora- Utah. Be- Clearfield, at tion for New Jiilv IMfM will Ik? a liaiiniT fore coming to Utah, they for Federal employees, sing esniiplaiiits of discrimination Not only is a pay increase schcd- - on grounds of raw, color, reli- - had lived in Idaho, Georgia, uled for wliite collar and postal ginn. sex, or national origin have and Iowa. four basic objectives: workers, lint three ness The Job Corps is a Fed- maximum To also opprovide programs era program to train pereffective. portunity fur informal resolution sons, who otherwise would ol problems which might result Tlie new Merit Promotion remain unskilled laborers, in poliev. Federal lncentise Awards in complaints. skill which is cur- To guarantee a fair and a trade or Program, and diseriininalioii comrentlv marketable. plaints procedures are all ef- impartial bearing by a trained to specific In addition when a examiner fective July 1. hearing appeals trade- - related training. Corps-is required. More than two million FedTo speed lip the entire men are given the opportun- eral cmplovccs will have licttcr Ik1 considered to complaint prin ess. itv to complete their higji opportunities " 1 for advancement under the new merit promotion policy. It places priK-t-iliuv- c emphasis on: l' Giving all employees the chance to receive full consideration for promotion. the most effective rating metluxls to idcutify highly qualified candidates for promotion, with use of written tests only when approved by the L'.S, Civil Service Commission. Selecting irom among the best qualified. l' Keeping cmplovccs well informed alxiut the program and their own promotional upport unities. Significant revisions will Ik made in the Govern incut wide Incentive Awards program. Tlicsv will streamline and changes establish tlie clarify program, higher niinimums for cash awards and help achieve consistency aiming agencies in its adminis- a school education. In a pro- fjle of the average Corpsman when he enters the Job Corps, the Clearfield Center finds he is unemployed and look- ing for work, has finished the 8th grade, and often has a reading level of even less, Corps gives these youths the opportunity to strive for conventional sue- cess norms, while bettering themselves educationally and into ing book knowledge the Corps-Th- e knowledge, practical man learns how to behave and react when working with others in an industrial technical training is far from sufficient before the Corps- man can become a useful productive member erf society, Some training is vital, The Center makes ar- rangements with area indus- tries to trade the services of the Corpsman for the services of his supervisor in the in- dustrv which gives him the ol ting. Deseret Test recognized the unique portunity to foster intergovernmental agency coop-eration, at the same time that it is providing a tangible service to the individual Corpsmen. The youths have been provided not only the experience, but have been able to live away from the center entirely for six weeks. Most Corpsmen work in area industry during op-T- experience. Here the youth learns to technically. For many, a trip k situa- to the Job Corps center is work in a from a individuals with stable the first trip away tion disadvantaged who have succeeded in his real-wor- high-proble- chosen profession, area. and whom The Job Corps realizes, he can respect and look up however, that schooling and to. In addition to transform- - he further participation in the train. Job Corps as 1 J ing program. As many Corpsmen may participate in the next training phase, the dav, but return to the center at night. The young men who have been at Dugwav have indi- cated satisfaction with the program, and enthusiasm for Dugway and its people. 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