Employment Verification Service
Today's Army
offers a broad range of civilian employment opportunities for people of diverse
backgrounds, educational achievements, work interests and job skills. As
an equal opportunity employer, the Army does not discriminate against candidates
on the basis of their race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, marital
status, political affiliation, nondisqualifying physical or mental handicap, or
for any other nonmerit consideration.
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Answer
Army is consolidating all the resumes maintained by the four Continental US
Civilian Personnel Operations Centers (CPOCs) listed below into one central
database. This consolidation was completed September 3, 2002. Please read the
information below to find out what this means to you as an applicant:
One resume will be on file
for the centralized regions. There is no need to submit a new resume if you have
one on file.
Resumes submitted through
the Army Civilian Resume Builder will automatically flow into
the centralized referral database. This is the fastest way to get a resume into
the centralized referral database. If you are applying through the Army Civilian
Resume Builder, you will continue to select the CPOCs as you do now to send your
resume. The system will automatically send the resume to the CPOC you identified
or to the centralized referral database as appropriate.
Applicants will submit a new
resume after they have accepted a permanent position. This does not apply to
temporary promotions or temporary reassignments.
Self-Nominations through the
Vacancy Announcement Board will be posted
automatically to the centralized referral database with on line confirmation.
Applicants should make sure they have a resume already on file.
ANSWER will be the method for applicant notification.
It is the best way to review your most recent resume on file.
NOTE: If you did not find your answers
within the links above, visit the Office of Personnel Management's
Employment Facts.