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University of San Diego

2005

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Linking Succession Planning To Employee Training: A Study Of Federal Employees, Douglas E. Fenner Edd Apr 2005

Linking Succession Planning To Employee Training: A Study Of Federal Employees, Douglas E. Fenner Edd

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The purpose of this study was to examine whether differences emerged in federal male and female middle managers and supervisors' perceptions concerning organizational career development culture, succession planning components used for linking employee-training activities, reasons for succession planning and barriers impacting succession planning within their organization. Quantitative methodology supported this research study. A test-retest of the eighty-two-statement survey instrument was conducted for reliability among 40 participants (20 male and 20 female). The survey was then administered to 300 federal middle managers and supervisors (150 male and 150 female). Participants' grade level ranged from general schedule (GS) GS-12 to GS-15. Of …