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The Government Employees Training Act of 1958: A Progress Report

FPCD-77-66 Published: Nov 17, 1977. Publicly Released: Nov 17, 1977.
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Congress enacted the 1958 Government Employees Training Act to provide across-the-board federal employee training which would improve government productivity. Although progress has been made in the design and use of advanced training management methodologies, persistent problems in managing and evaluating the training programs make the value of training difficult to measure.

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Education or training costsEducation program evaluationFederal employeesEmployee trainingProductivity in governmentCivil serviceGovernment employeesTraining programsPersonnel managementAviation