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Customs' Efforts To Develop a System for Assigning Inspectors Need Top Management Support

GGD-78-48 Published: May 02, 1978. Publicly Released: May 02, 1978.
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The method the U.S. Customs Service uses to allocate inspectors to ports-of-entry has created staffing inconsistencies and the potential for their inefficient use. Although Customs has been aware of these shortcomings for many years, only recently have efforts been made to correct the problem. In August 1976, Customs established the Productivity Task Force to develop an approach to productivity management.

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Customs administrationFederal employeesStaff utilizationInspectionPerformance appraisalProductivity in governmentWork measurementAirportsSearch and seizureBaggage