Evening star., 1950-12-01
Csc Lists Agencies
And Jobs Essential 10
National Emergency

Inc civil service COMMISSION
today issued the list of essential
agencies and jobs to which Federal
workers in non-defense bureaus
may transfer and still retain re-
employment rights to their old
positions when the national emer-
gency ends.
The agency in which a worker
is now employed will make the
decision as to whether it will per-
init the employe to transfer. How
ever. an essential agency that
wants the employe has the right
to appeal to the commission If the
employees non-essential office re-
fuses to release him.
The transfer program was set
up by the commission and the
Budget Bureau to help Govern
ment agencies deemed essential to
the defense program to recruit for
vital positions that are extremely
difficult to fill at this time. It's
felt that many employees in non
essential Government bureaus
have the necessary skills and back
ground to take over these jobs.
The list of essential bureaus
and jobs follow. In addition to
the regular defense agencies, these
are considered defense bureaus
with respect to unemployment
rights.
Executive once Of the, President.
Atomic Energy Commission
central 1ntelligence Agency
and depaarmsn6 OF AgTieultures Production
tEeq1nIrements re s1aIa and ALLEGATIONS and Ma
Production Authority and once Of fatr1eai interl
national Trade.
-, ,DsspaTtment Of Interiors Petroleum Ad-
istEation. Defense Power Administration
anfans and once Of Administrator tfor national
Department Of Justices Federal Bu-
seau @ Of Investigation and immigration
ana naturalization Service
Department Of Labors ONCE of De-
tense Manpower.
The entire Department of State except
International Boundary and Water Com
mission. "''1' Soiii-
Department, of the Treasury's Coast
Guard and Customs Service
economic Cooperation Administration
economic Stabilization Agency
-sdi dnterfStste Commerce Commissions Bu-
National Advisory Committee for Aero
nautics.
selective Service System.
SupVerSlVe Activities Control Board
And here is the list of essential
jobs:
Engineering-Engineers of these cate
su3ic s0,ies' AeronautiGal. cartographic, GER
ing. naval architecture, ordnance. petro
leum and structural
,stf Physical S9d.s sseience-Bacteriologists chem
IstS, tDlochemlcal, inorganic. organic
physicaD; electronic scientists, biologists,
geophysicists: metallurgists. physicists and
Trades and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
machinlsts. instrument makers. laboratory
hfvhanieS MadtneS and Laboratory maehinists.
lists dental ofncer), nurses Gnciuding
staff nurse, head nurse. psychiatric nurse,
ae nurSe ,consultant public health nurse,
sspectorl. occupational therapists, parasi-
toiGgists. physical therapists physicians
and surgeons tmedical oficers3. physiolo-
Social Sciences. and Related Fields
sta6isticians Qogisticsl. biostatistician.
SSANAS4AS
carry out professional and scientific work
in the field of intelligence research pro-
Vided they require knowledges listed in "a"
or p" below and are classified in one Of
the following: international relations Of
ficers. intelligence research specialists,
mEltary lntellgence research specialists
and military intelligsnce research ANALYSTS:
they require thorough knowledge of the
following areas; Near East: Far East tPa-
Southeast Asia. Balkan states, Eastern
Europe y; s; s. r. tboth European and
Asiaticl. Middle East and Africa
. b. The above positions are included II
they require a knowledge of the following
whether or not foreign knowledge is re-
auired: Communications and electronics,
medical science. physical and biologicai
sciences. engineering. TRANSPORTATION. indus
tries. industrial locations and GEOGRAPHY.
spoken In the Baltic area. Balkan coun-
tries, Middle Eastern countries Asiatic
countries and Africa tnon -European).
Also research PSYCHOLOGISTS and clinical
psychologists
Agricultural and Related Fields-Forest
products technologists. food technologists
tprocessing), storage. preservation. wool
and fiber technologists. bacteriologists (po-
sitions affecting man and animals) and
entcmologists.