SES

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SES is the abbreviation for the Senior Executive Service, the corps of top-level civilian managers and executives in the U.S. federal government.

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instanceOf U.S. federal government personnel system
executive management corps
abbreviation SES NERFINISHED
administeredBy U.S. Office of Personnel Management NERFINISHED
appliesTo civilian employees
country United States of America
created Senior Executive Service NERFINISHED
createdBy Civil Service Reform Act of 1978 NERFINISHED
employerType federal executive agencies
excludes uniformed military personnel
governedBy Title 5 of the United States Code NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic limited tenure protections compared to competitive service
merit-based selection for career members
mobility across agencies
performance-based pay system
subject to performance appraisal systems
subject to removal for poor performance
hasComponent Executive Resources Boards in agencies NERFINISHED
Performance Review Boards in agencies
Senior Executive Service pay system NERFINISHED
hasRankComparedTo general officer or flag officer ranks in the military (approximate equivalence)
inception 1979
includes career SES members
limited emergency SES appointees
limited term SES appointees
noncareer SES members
jurisdiction U.S. federal government NERFINISHED
legalStatus statutory personnel system
locatedIn executive branch of the U.S. federal government
partOf U.S. civil service
positionLevel executive-level managers
senior executives
top-level civilian managers
purpose ensure executive management of the government is responsive to the needs, policies, and goals of the nation
improve management of federal agencies and programs
provide a corps of executives selected for leadership and managerial qualities
relatedTo Scientific and Professional (ST) positions
Senior Foreign Service NERFINISHED
Title 5 Senior-Level (SL) positions
reportsTo top political leadership of executive branch
scope most executive branch agencies except certain independent or excepted service systems
sector public sector
selectionProcess competitive merit staffing for career appointments
political appointment for noncareer positions
standsFor Senior Executive Service NERFINISHED
subjectTo executive resources regulations of the Office of Personnel Management
supervises major programs and policy implementation

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