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ALCGENL 046/21 - AY22 SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS KICK-OFF

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ALCGENL 046/21 SUBJ: AY22 SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS KICK-OFF A. Military Assignments and Authorized Absences, COMDTINST M1000.8A B. ALCGENL 042/21 Enlisted Personnel Management Assignment Year 2022 Kick Off C. https://cg.portal.uscg.mil/units/psc/psc-epm/SitePages/Special.aspx D. https://cg.portal.uscg.mil/units/psc/psc-epm/DropOffLibrary/Forms/ AllItems1.aspx?PageView=Shared&InitialTabId=Ribbon.WebPartPage&Visibility Context=WSSWebPartPage E. https://cg.portal.uscg.mil/units/psc/psc-epm/SitePages/Panels.aspx 1. This message kicks off the AY22 Special Assignments (SA) process. 2. All members are highly encouraged to pursue at least one Special Assignment during their career. These career broadening assignments provide members valuable opportunities to represent their ratings, network, and learn about other operational and mission support activities, making them ideal candidates for future assignments to highly visible leadership and management positions (e.g. Silver Badge, OIC, School Chief). 3. SA offers a variety of programs available to all ratings, ranking from PO3 to POCM. Information on all programs can be found at Ref (C). 4. Eligibility: a. Meet requirements listed in Ref (A), Article 1.E.2 and elsewhere in the chapter for specific programs. b. Additional requirements listed in the Program's corresponding ALCGENL and/or Information Sheet located at Ref (C). 5. Solicitation Process: Each SA will have a separate ALCGENL announcement highlighting eligibility requirements, application procedures, and timelines. These messages will be published periodically on behalf of Programs between now and 31 Jul 2021. 6. Application Procedures: a. All SA positions require the member to submit the Standard Application located at Ref (C). Members should pay close attention to the requirements in the Standard Application as well as Program Information Sheets and the ALCGENL. b. Certain SA positions also require the member to submit a 'My Panel Submission' in Direct Access. Per the Program's ALCGENL, members are directed to only submit their name in this process. Command Endorsement and Memorandum shall be submitted as part of the Standard Application process. c. Incomplete and/or improperly formatted applications will be returned. Deadline extensions will not be granted to correct errors. d. Release from Rating: The Special Assignments AO will coordinate the release from rating process after the panels convening date. Applicants should not contact their AO requesting to be released. However, all members are encouraged to conduct career counseling with their rating AO, to include ideal timing on when to pursue a SA. 7. Electronic Information - Personnel Data Record (EI-PDR): Updated and accurate EI-PDRs are crucial to a members application and screening potential. All members are encouraged to begin the process of reviewing and updating their EI-PDR now. Detailed instructions are available in the Standard Application Package located at Ref (C). 8. Extensions and Retirements: a. Members desiring an extension should follow the guidance provided in their specific program's ALCGENL as well as notify their Commands to include their extension request in command concerns. b. Members asking for retirement from SA in AY22 should submit their request NLT 01 Aug 2021 to ensure backfill requirements can be met. 9. Commands: SA command concerns (for positions appearing on PAL as PO) are due NLT 01 Aug 2021. Please use the guidance located at Ref (D). 10. Tentative panel schedule can be found at Ref (E). 11. Points of contact: CWO3 Jaime Baldueza, Special Assignments Officer, (202) 795-6587 or [email protected]. 12. Released by: CDR R. Deisher. 13. Internet release authorized.

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Special assignments?

Just curious. I had a old co-worker leave our unit for a green door assignment in DC. Does anyone know where you can look these up or apply for them? Not too keen on my next base and hoping this could potentially be a way out early.

Can you post a resume in clearance jobs or some other sites and be picked up that way as well?

I was always told they contact you, not the other way around so if that’s the case I’m outta luck.

Diocesan Assignments – July 31, 2021

PASTOR RELIGIOUS

Rev. Jan Szylar , C.M., to pastor of St. Stanislaus Kostka, Greenpoint, effective Sept. 7.

Rev. Juan M. Lopez Garcia , C.S., from parochial vicar to pastor of St. Joseph Patron of the Universal Church, Bushwick, effective Aug. 1.

PAROCHIAL VICAR

Rev. Mark G. Simmons, from parochial vicar of Good Shepherd, Marine Park, to parochial vicar of Our Lady of Angels, Bay Ridge, effective July 12.

Most Rev. Octavio Cisneros , from pastor of Holy Child Jesus–Saint Benedict Joseph Labre, Richmond Hill, to senior priest status, while remaining vicar for Hispanic Concerns, retired Auxiliary Bishop of Brooklyn, and in residence at Holy Child Jesus-Saint Benedict Joseph Labre, Richmond Hill, effective June 30.

Rev. Msgr. John E. Vese y, from pastor of St. Michael, Flushing, to senior priest status, with residence at Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Jamaica, effective June 30.

Rev. Francis J. Mann , to senior priest status, with private residence, effective June 30.

INCARDINATED

Rev. Jose A. Orellana , incardinated, while remaining administrator of St. Catharine of Alexandria, Borough Park, and spiritual director of the Cursillo Movement, effective June 30.

Rev. Romel P. Peñafiel , incardinated, while remaining parochial vicar of St. Andrew Avellino, Flushing, and coordinator of ministry to Ecuadorian Immigrants, effective June 30.

Rev. Israel Perez , incardinated, while remaining administrator of Holy Child Jesus-St. Benedict Joseph Labre, Richmond Hill, effective June 30.

Rev. Baltazar Sanchez , incardinated, while remaining administrator of St. Mary Gate of Heaven, Ozone Park, and coordinator of ministry to Mexican Immigrants, effective June 30.

Rev. Osmin Vargas , incardinated, while remaining parochial vicar of Our Lady of Sorrows, Corona, effective June 30.

RELEASED FROM DIOCESAN ASSIGNMENT

Rev. Nicholas M. Colalella , from parochial vicar of St. Luke, Whitestone, and from part-time faculty member of the Cathedral Preparatory Seminary, Elmhurst, to released from diocesan assignment, personal leave of absence, effective June 30.

NON-INCARDINATED

Rev. Yinchen (Paul) Xu , from Tribunal Intern, and from residence at St. Michael, Flushing, to return to ministry in China, effective July 19.

Rev. Paul Anel , from temporary administrator and from parochial vicar, to administrator of St. Paul and St. Agnes, Cobble Hill, effective June 30.

Rev. Alexandre Morard , from residence, to parochial vicar of St. Paul and St. Agnes, Cobble Hill, effective June 30.

RELIGIOUS ORDER

Rev. Andrzej Kurowski , S.A.C., from pastor of St. Frances de Chantal, Borough Park, to return to ministry with his order in Poland, effective Sept. 1.

Rev. Marek W. Sobczak , C.M., from pastor of St. Stanislaus Kostka, Greenpoint, to ministry with his order in Hartford, CT, effective, Sept. 7.

Rev. Sergio Dall’Agnese , from pastor to ministry and residence at St. Joseph Patron of the Universal Church, Bushwick, effective Aug. 1., and to return to ministry with his order, effective Aug. 31.

Rev. Alfredo Garcia , O.F.M., from temporary ministry at Blessed Sacrament-St. Sylvester, Cypress Hills, to parochial vicar of Holy Innocents, and Our Lady of Refuge, Flatbush, effective June 30.

Rev. Patrick I. Nwachukwu , S.D.V., from chaplain of SS. Joachim and Anne Nursing Home, Coney Island, and from parochial vicar of Our Lady of Solace Shrine, Coney Island, to ministry with his order, effective June 30.

Rev. Rowland O. Onuegbu , S.D.V., to chaplain of SS. Joachim and Anne Nursing Home, Coney Island, and to parochial vicar of Our Lady of Solace Shrine, Coney Island, effective July 1.

SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT

Very Rev. Joseph T. Holcomb , to director of Brooklyn Seminarians, while remaining rector of Cathedral Seminary House of Formation, Douglaston, effective June 30.

DEACON IN TRANSITION

Rev. Mr. Alex Olszewski , to deacon of Mary’s Nativity-St. Anne, Flushing, while remaining in formation at Pope St. John XXIII National Seminary, Weston Massachusetts, effective July 10.

Rev. Mr. Andrew Tsui , to deacon of Most Precious Blood-Ss. Simon and Jude, Bath Beach, while remaining in formation at Pope St. John XXIII National Seminary, Weston Massachusetts, effective July 10.

Rev. Mr. Dung Ngoc Quoc (Vincent) Vu , to deacon of Sacred Hearts of Jesus & Mary & St. Stephen, Carroll Gardens, while remaining in formation at Pope St. John XXIII National Seminary, Weston Massachusetts, effective July 10.

Deacon Joseph C. Denzler , to retired status, while remaining in residence in North Carolina, effective June 30.

A Diocesan Assignment posting on June 12 listed the effective date of the Reverend Clement C. Okoro to leave to Diocese of Brooklyn as August 31, 2021. The correct effective date was July 15, 2021.

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Then go with another agent to Starbucks “to discuss a new case.” – After participating in their first warrant service, they make plans to join the agency SRT, SWAT, etc, to “properly utilize their superior tactical skills.” – After doing their first buy bust, the agent immediately begins asking the boss about “long term undercover” jobs. – Refuses to play golf with the inferior locals cops. Traffic units – Write tickets to EVERYBODY, including mom. – Spend every weekend cleaning their vehicles and polishing their boots. – Annoys everyone on the radio calling out their stops. – Talks only about the huge number of traffic tickets they write in a single day. – Rides by storefronts with big windows to admire their reflection. – Golf is lame. Paintball all the way. – Become sadistic. – Proudly show pictures of their latest dog bite. – Brag constantly about their largest drug find. – Smells like a dog. – Uniform coated in dog hair. – Works out three times a day, with or without the dog. Administrative – Good for three-hour lunches, everyday, telling everybody it’s a “meeting.” – Upgrades department cell phone practically every month. – Tells everybody they’re published in a national law enforcement magazine. – Update their revenges list on a weekly basis, and has investigators build files on “enemies.”. – Plays lots of golf (often called “afternoon meetings). Patrol Officers – Have nerves of steel. – Despise department politics, and stupid rules and regulations. – Inability to keep mouth shut. – Is respected by peers. – Plays golf but is unsure of the rules. Driving the cart while drinking a cold Bud is cool, though. 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Investigators – Come in at 0800, or so. – “Breakfast” is from 0815 to 1030. – Shuffles through paperwork from 1030 to Noon. – Lunch from noon to 1400. – Meet informants from 1415 until 1500 – Rest of the day is spent in the office talking to anyone who’ll listen about the book they’re planning to write based on their many outstanding cases and accomplishments. – Remembers very well “how we used to do do it.” – Always willing to tell his officers the above. – Tries to fit the word “liability” in to every sentence. – Talks about “what he’s hearing from upstairs.” – Hates what he’s hearing from upstairs. – Plans retirement on a daily basis. – Counts the number of days until retirement…every day of every week. – Watches every episode of Cops, 48 Hours, CSI, and the Andy Griffith Show. – Worships the ground the SWAT guys walk on. – Arrives for work three hours early and stays over past regular shift (on their own time) to ride with other officers. – Thinks the sergeant is always thrilled to see him/her. – Male trainees are too young to grow facial hair. – Won’t drink on the golf course because it violates the open container ordinance. 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This PSDG supplements the processes INFORM//EXORD 106-21 Starting 1 June 2021, Soldiers are required to enroll and take the NCO Special Assignment Battery (NSAB) online as part of the Distributed Leaders Course- (DLC) I; DLC II; and DLC III, prior to attending the Basic Leader Course (BLC); Advanced Leader Course (ALC); and the Senior Leader Course (SLC). Special Assignment Using television as a form of social activism the show has won numerous awards for the impact it's had. Special Assignment aims to continue bringing viewers award winning investigative documentaries. Watch Special Assignment Mondays at 21:00 only on SABC3. All Shows. ADVERTISEMENT. PDF Development and Validation of the Restricted Noncommissioned Officer relationship between the NSAB and special duty assignment outcomes, such as performance and Soldier attitudes, the Army G-1 issued guidance on the Implementation of the NSAB for Special Assignments (HQDA EXORD 106-21). In June 2021, the Army began administering the NSAB PDF SAMR-CP MEMORANDUM FOR SEE DISTRIBUTION SUBJECT: Army Directive 2021-03, Army Civilian Fitness and Health Promotion Program 1. Reference Army Regulation 600-63, Health Promotion, 14 April 2015 2. This memorandum provides the approved Army Directive 2021-3, Army Civilian Fitness and Health Promotion Program. (Attachment) 3. Unable to retrieve content The security accreditation level of this site is UNCLASSIFIED and below. Do not process, store, or transmit any Personally Identifiable Information (PII), UNCLASSIFIED/CUI or CLASSIFIED information on this system. Alcgoff 050/21 U.S. Coast Guard sent this bulletin at 05/19/2021 09:08 AM EDT. R 18 MAY 21. ALCGOFF 050/21 SUBJ: OFFICER ASSIGNMENT YEAR 2022 (AY22)-WHITE HOUSE SPECIAL STAFF ... Interested candidates need to submit an e-resume by 01 June 2021 via Direct Access. ... new for AY22. All other early slate special assignments including Attaches, CGLOs, DHS ... ALCGENL 046/21 request NLT 01 Aug 2021 to ensure backfill requirements can be met. 9. Commands: SA command concerns (for positions appearing on PAL as PO) are due NLT 01 Aug 2021. Please use the guidance located at Ref (D). 10. Tentative panel schedule can be found at Ref (E). 11. Points of contact: CWO3 Jaime Baldueza, Special Assignments Officer, State Agencies Bulletin No. 2025 The 2020 and 2021 Special Assignment to Duty Pay payments are supplemental taxable income, will be included in the employee's taxable gross, and are subject to all employment taxes and income taxes. Federal, State, and New York City income tax withholding will be calculated using the Aggregate method. Yonkers income tax withholding will be ... Special Assignment: 09 March 2021 Special AssignmentFor more news, visit sabcnews.com and also #SABCNews #Coronavirus #COVID19News on Social Media. Special assignments? : r/AirForce You don't look them up, they'll find you if you meet requirements. Let your commander know you are interested. He or she certainly'knows someone who knows someone'. Some assignments are in AMS, some assignments you just need to know someone. What job specifically in DC, there are a few I know if you're interested DM me and we can talk. PDF Alaract 038/2020 Dtg: R 281302z Apr 20 Subj/Urgent Alaract 038/2020 1.c. memorandum, under secretary of defense, subject: special leave accrual, 16 april 2020. 1.d. the joint travel regulations (jtr) uniformed service members and dod civilian employees, 1 april 2020. 1.e. dodi 1315.18, proced ures for military personnel assignments, 28 october 2015, incorporating change 3, effective 24 june 2019. Commissioned Corps Management Information System 2024 Permanent Grade Promotion Results are Available! This link will take you to the Permanent Grade Promotion Roster for Promotion Year 2024. Please note, the results are pending approval by the President. Please contact your Commissioned Corps Agency Liaison if you have questions regarding the promotion results and refer to Commissioned Corps Instructions (CCI) 331.01 for more information. Juneteenth North Dakota approved recognition of Juneteenth as a state-recognized annual holiday on April 13, 2021, with Hawaii becoming the 49th state to recognize the holiday on June 16, 2021. On June 16, 2020, South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem proclaimed that the following June 19, 2020, was to be Juneteenth Day for that year only, spurning calls for it ... PDF 2021 Broadening Opportunity Program Catalog E. Utilization Assignment. Fellows will immediately serve a 24-month utilization assignment upon completion of time served in a Member's office. Fellows will be placed in either OCLL, SAFM-BUL, NGB-LA, or OCAR-LAD. All assignments are approved by the Chief Legislative Liaison IAW AR 1-202. 2. Diocesan Assignments Diocesan Assignments - July 31, 2021. July 28, 2021 PASTOR RELIGIOUS. Rev. Jan Szylar, C.M., ... SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT. Very Rev. Joseph T. Holcomb, ... A Diocesan Assignment posting on June 12 listed the effective date of the Reverend Clement C. Okoro to leave to Diocese of Brooklyn as August 31, 2021. ... Special Assignment Behind the Wire looks at the systemic corruption that allegedly characterises our prison system. Prisoners say they are made to pay bribes to prison official... List of military special forces units This is a list of military special forces units, also known as special operations forces (SOF), currently active with countries around the world, that are specially organized, trained and equipped to conduct special operations.. These are distinct from special-purpose infantry units, such as the Royal Marine Commandos, found on the list of commando units, and also paratrooper units found on ... Commissioned Corps Management Information System Officer Spotlight June 2024 ... January 2021: United States Public Health Commissioned Corps Doctrine The link above will take you to the Noncompetitive Promotion Roster for Promotion Year 2020. FAQs Practice Hours and Special Pay Changes This is first in a series of FAQs, more FAQs will be forthcoming on Practice Hours and Special Pays. ... 249 An employee wishing to receive special assignment for any qualifying function or activity will make a request in writing (or, if the employee's bureau or division uses the TeleStaff system, via a notation on his or her personal calendar) to his or her immediate supervisor. ... June 18, 2014. June 28, 2021. Related Policies. 240 - Dress Code ... USPTO events for the weeks of June 17-28 June 17. Patents for librarians 2 p.m. ET This webinar will introduce patent concepts and resources to professional librarians and library staff, including Patent and Trademark Resource Centers (PTRCs) and how they can help. June 18. 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