CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE, S.C. –
An Air Force Personnel Center Spread the Word briefing team will arrive at Charleston AFB Feb. 2 and will be holding briefings at 8:45 a.m. and 2 p.m. in the base theater.
"One of the Air Force's top priorities is to develop and care for our Air Force people, and we want to hear from you about what works and what we can improve," said Maj. Gen. K.C. McClain, Air Force Personnel Center commander. "Our AFPC teams look forward to sharing useful information with you and receiving feedback on what's important to you."
The Spread the Word briefing provides information on personnel issues and delivery transformation, as well as allowing all Air Force members direct, face-to-face contact with AFPC members to address concerns and provide feedback. All Airmen and civilians are encouraged to attend.
Specific topics covered in the Spread the Word briefings will include, among others, 365-day deployment options, the Global Air Expeditionary Force tempo-banding system, civilian hiring procedures and assignment processes. The teams also include military and civilian assignments experts, as well as deployment experts, who will be available for questions after each Spread the Word briefing session.
"Airmen and civilians should plan on attending this briefing if they have any personnel or career questions," said 2nd Lt. Timothy Denhoed, 437th Force Support Squadron Force Management & Career Development chief. "They are going to have a chance to speak face to face with AFPC representatives, who have the answers to these questions. And the hope is, they will get useful information to help make those decisions."
For more information, contact, 2nd Lt. Tim den Hoed at 963-8892, or e-mail him at timothy.denhoed@charleston.af.mil.