Module 1 Checkpoint Assignment

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Across
  1. 2. a person who served on active duty in the armed forces during a war, in a campaign or expedition resulting in a campaign badge, or under specific timeframes or authorities AND separated honorably
  2. 3. (two words, no space) given to someone who served on active duty in the armed forces (in certain circumstances); a preference during competitive hiring procedures or in a RIF
  3. 6. (abbrv.) the agency that manages Human Resources and Personnel Policies in the Federal Workforce
  4. 7. (two words, no space) this Title of the U.S. Code governs most recruitment and employment practices in Federal HR
  5. 8. (two words, no space) an individual eligible for Veterans’ Preference
  6. 9. (two words, no space) a selection system based on ability, fair treatment, equal pay, high standards, and protection against political favoritism; replaced the Spoils System
  7. 11. the rate at which employees separate from an agency without replacement
  8. 12. appointments in this service are excluded from competitive examining and do not confer competitive status
  9. 13. (two words, no space) a veteran who served and separated from the armed forces honorably and has a service-connected disability and/or receives compensation, disability retirement benefits, or pension
  10. 15. (two words, no space) a proactive, long-term approach to hiring
Down
  1. 1. (three words, no spaces) an Act of Congress passed in 1944 that created Veterans’ Preference
  2. 4. this service requires an individual to undergo specific procedures (i.e., competitive examining) to gain a position in the civil service
  3. 5. a reactive, short-term approach to hiring that mainly considers an immediate staffing need
  4. 10. (two words, no space) a guide published by OPM that answers most questions about Veterans’ Preference
  5. 14. a position opening