The Multisector Workforce: How Can We Manage It Better?

Over the last 15 years federal government managers have relied on a much broader and more diverse set of personnel for carrying out agency missions, with private sector contractors assuming a much greater role than in the past. A key question is what...

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By

Allan V. Burman Ph.D.

President

Jefferson Solutions

Over the last 15 years federal government managers have relied on a much broader and more diverse set of personnel for carrying out agency missions, with private sector contractors assuming a much greater role than in the past. A key question is what are the implications of this shift to a multisector workforce for how federal agencies accomplish their missions. A more robust human capital planning process is needed to address multisector workforce issues. Read this brief to learn more about how senior agency leadership can ensure that they are getting the best possible results from their multisector workforce. contracting Human Capital Management

The Multisector Workforce