By Lisa MolloyThe New York Times/ProPublica article Nga Human Resources has been criticized for having an overly bureaucratic culture that doesn’t require candidates to have a college degree or a job.
The agency has been under fire since the end of the recession, when the agency was plagued with staff turnover.
The agency has had some successes since the recession: Its hiring and retention has increased, and it has cut the number of people it hires and fire.
But in recent years, staffing has become increasingly difficult, and a report last year by the Congressional Budget Office found that some of the agency’s hiring decisions have left the agency in financial trouble.
Nga Human Resource’s hiring problems have been so bad that a recent Senate investigation found that many of the people it hired to work in the agency weren’t qualified to do their jobs.
In a report published last month, the Senate Committee on Finance and the House Committee on Labor and Human Resources released an investigation that found that the agency “has had a difficult time recruiting qualified personnel, with many vacancies filling up by the middle of next year.”
The agency’s problems have made it difficult for some candidates to get hired.
One former employee told ProPublica that when he applied to the agency last year, he had a resume that didn’t even have enough information about him to fill out the form required for hiring, according to a copy of the report obtained by the Times.
The report found that more than half of the applicants interviewed by the agency said they didn’t have enough time to fill the form, and about half said they could not meet the minimum qualifications required for a position.
Other workers who were hired in the early years of the company say they had difficulty getting a job because they were too short-staffed and weren’t able to provide the level of training needed for their positions.
For years, the agency has struggled to find qualified people, said Lisa Molls, an assistant professor of organizational behavior at Georgetown University.
“There was a lot of turnover, and we’re trying to get our employees hired.
But it’s been tough,” Molloys said.
The report also found that a lot less than half the applicants who applied to jobs at Nga were hired.
The number of applicants who were successful is higher, but Mollolls said the hiring process still takes time.
For example, the report found, an agency employee was able to get a job in October 2016 because she had a high school diploma, but that job was not available until January 2017.
“I think there are some things that need to be improved, and there are ways that we can improve the hiring processes,” Molls said.NGA Human Resources declined to comment for this story.
The office of the deputy secretary of the Treasury, which oversees the agency, also did not respond to a request for comment.
The Office of Management and Budget did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the report.
The lack of qualified candidates is an especially tough problem for the agency because it’s run by a nonprofit corporation.
The OMB says that it has no control over how the agency is run, but said that the report “reveals some issues that need further investigation and additional work to ensure the Nga agency has a positive, effective workforce.”
Agency employees interviewed by ProPublicas report that Nga employees told them that they thought they had a good shot at getting jobs because they have high school diplomas and are experienced at the agency.
“They didn’t want to give you a job, but they did want to make sure you had experience,” one former employee said.
Molls said she worries that some employees don’t have the background and experience to be successful in the workplace.
“The hiring process is the first step of a career.
It’s the first thing you do in your career.
You don’t know who you’re going to work with or how to make a good first impression,” Mills said.”
If you don’t get that first impression, you don-t have the confidence to make the next step, and that’s why the hiring needs to be done at a higher level,” she added.
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