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Military Sealift Command - Navy
At a Glance


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Mission:
Responsible for ocean transportation of military supplies and equipment, the supply of sea-going platforms to support special at-sea missions, and logistics support to U.S. Navy ships at sea.

Overall rank: Unranked
Overall score: Below average
Number of employees: 5011
Employee trend: 4460(Sept. 01), 4902(Sept. 02), 5004(Sept. 03)
Headquarters: Washington, D.C.
Other locations: Afloat and shoreside jobs along the east and west coast and abroad. Additional engineering shoreside opportunities located at key U.S. ports; various U.S. shipyards; and offices in Washington, DC, Japan and Italy.

People who joined the agency in 2003: 702 (14% of workforce)
    Average 2001-2003: 770
People who left the agency in 2003: 558 (11% of workforce)
    Average 2001-2003: 522

Diversity profile Percentage
Male 88%
Female 12%
White 73%
Black 14%
Hispanic 6%
American Indian 1%
Asian/Pacific Islander 6%
Self-reported disability 7%

Demographic Rankings (See full table) Score Rank
Men 60.6 125
Women 55.1 152
Under 40 69.7 53
40 and over 58.4 135
White 57.7 145
Black 56.7 102
American Indian N/A N/A
Hispanic 88.9 6
Asian/Pacific Islander 60.9 119

Best in Class Rankings (See full table) Score Rank
Employee skills/mission match 75.9 120
Strategic management 49.8 198
Teamwork 60.3 215
Effective leadership 48.8 154
Performance-based rewards & advancement 43.9 155
Training & development 57.5 157
Support for diversity 56.8 151
Pay & benefits 66.6 78
Family friendly culture & benefits 27.5 183
Work/life balance 67.4 65

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