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Report Type	Reports and Testimonies
Report Date	May 17, 1993
Report No.	GGD-93-44R
Subject	Blacks Data collection Employee promotions Employment discrimination Employment of minorities Federal employees GS grade classification Hiring policies Investigations into federal agencies Labor statistics District of Columbia Los Angeles (CA) OPM Central Personnel Data File Portland (OR)

Summary:

Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO compiled data on the number, occupations, and grades of black employees in the Department of Justice's Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS). GAO noted that: (1) in September 1992, 12 percent of all employees at INS were black; (2) INS had 16,132 full time permanent employees in grades 1 through 15 and 1,915 were black; (3) 26 percent of INS full-time black employees were located in the District of Columbia; (4) 20 percent of the 834 employees in the INS Los Angeles-Long Beach area were black; (5) the Portland, Oregon INS station had 60 full-time permanent employees and none were black; and (6) in fiscal year 1992, INS awarded 2,222 promotions in professional and administrative occupations and black employees received 265 or 11.9 percent of the promotions.

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Employment: Information on Black Employment at INS