Contracting Workforce - Ages and Time-in-Service of GS-1102s
Started by Moderator · Jul 16, 2022 · 3 replies
- MOriginal post
Moderator
Jul 16, 2022 · 3y ago
I did this chart so that you could see what the GS-1102 contracting workforce looks like according to age. The source for this information is the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) which has its latest data as of 9/26/2021.
As of 9/26/2021, there were 40,619 people in the GS-1102 series. Of that total, there were 21,851 women and 18,768 men. The average time-in-service for the GS-1102 workforce was 13.1 years.
If you compare the total in the last line of this table to the 40,619 number you will find there is a difference of 9 people. I suppose it was caused by a rounding error by OPM.
The top row shows the age groups that OPM uses. The vertical column which I labeled "Time in Years" shows time-in-service of that age group. For example, in the 30 - 34 age group, there were 698 people with 3 - 4 years in service.
Ages
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
< 65
Time in Years
>1
286
415
347
322
255
177
113
72
38
1 - 2
343
820
759
682
515
371
293
183
66
26
3 - 4
64
680
698
616
458
330
275
141
72
18
5 - 9
451
1,438
1,694
1,192
822
861
601
231
80
10 - 14
15
1,003
2,729
2,017
1,226
1,427
1,217
641
228
15 - 19
38
749
1,569
858
683
830
517
193
20 - 24
37
492
616
510
428
251
126
25 - 29
13
256
489
383
201
66
30 - 34
50
584
895
372
125
< 35
90
693
775
411
Totals
693
2,381
4,283
6,829
6,511
4,706
5,325
5,443
3,164
1,273
- C
Constricting Officer
Jul 19, 2022 · 3y ago
More people on the way up, than heading out it seems. I guess that would have to be expected after the 08/09 collapse. I an part of the heading in/up group at 33/5-9 years.
- C
Contracting_in_Wonderland
Jul 20, 2022 · 3y ago
Falling into the second-most populated category, today I'm feeling perfectly average. 😜
- S
Seremelon
Jul 29, 2022 · 3y ago
Wondering what it would look like, if we did a total column for the right hand side... number of 1102's by number of years of service. Also, what percent are in each category (If you are wondering too, they are below). It looks like we have one heck of a surge of 1102's that will be prime for retirement in the next 16-20 years... hope the government is prepared.
Percent for Age Groups:
Ages
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
< 65
Totals
693
2,381
4,283
6,829
6,511
4,706
5,325
5,443
3,164
1,273
Percent
1.71%
5.86%
10.54%
16.81%
16.03%
11.59%
13.11%
13.40%
7.79%
3.13%
^High Point
Totals and Percent for Years of Service
Time in Years
Total
Percent
>1
2,025
4.99%
1-2
4,058
9.99%
3-4
3,352
8.25%
5-9
7,370
18.14%
10-14
10,503
25.86%
<High Point
15 - 19
5,437
13.39%
20 - 24
2,460
6.06%
25 - 29
1,408
3.47%
30 - 34
2,026
4.99%
< 35
1,969
4.85%