Mission: To create strong, sustainable, inclusive communities and quality affordable homes for all.
Assistant Secretary for Housing - Federal Housing Commissioner (HUD) - Score: 60.3
Office of Chief Information Officer (HUD) - Score: 46.4
Office of Community Planning and Development (HUD) - Score: 51.2
Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity (HUD) - Score: 52.7
Office of Field Policy and Management (HUD) - Score: 61.3
Office of General Counsel (HUD) - Score: 61.1
Office of Policy Development and Research (HUD) - Score: 59.7
Office of Public and Indian Housing (HUD) - Score: 52.8
Office of the Chief Financial Officer (HUD) - Score: 57.7
Office of the Chief Human Capital Officer (HUD) - Score: 48.6
Number of Employees | |
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Number of Employees in 2001:
9,660
Number of Employees in 2002:
9,745
Number of Employees in 2003:
10,105
Number of Employees in 2004:
9,789
Number of Employees in 2005:
9,622
Number of Employees in 2006:
9,415
Number of Employees in 2007:
9,239
Number of Employees in 2008:
9,448
Number of Employees in 2009:
9,150
Number of Employees in 2010:
9,402
Number of Employees in 2011: 9,269
Employees joined (2011): 565
Percentage joined (2011): 6.10%
Average joined (2005-2011): 580
Employees left (2011): 654
Percentage left (2011): 7.10%
Average left (2005-2011): 619
Rookie ratio (percentage of workforce with less than three years of service): 13.10%
Demographics source: FedScope, U.S. Office of Personnel Management