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19 FY 1998 FEORP Diversity Office, U.S. Office of Personnel Management (page 59)

Women Exceeded Their Relevant Civilian Labor Force Representation in 10 Independent Federal Agencies

Representation of Women in Independent Agencies (500+ Employees) - Sept. 30, 1998

Independent Federal Agency: % of Agency Work Force Comprised of women: % of Women in Relevant Civilian Work Force: +Over (-Under) Representation of Women in Federal Agency Work Force:
SSA - Social Security Administration 70.9 49.9 +21.0
EEOC - Equal Employment Opportunity Commission 66.0 53.6 +12.4
NSF - National Science Foundation 63.1 47.0 +16.1
OPM - Office of Personnel Management 62.7 53.4 +9.3
RRB - Railroad Retirement Board 61.0 55.9 +5.1
NLRB - National Labor Relations Board 58.9 53.0 +5.9
AFRH - Armed Forces Retirement Home 56.2 48.9 +7.3
NARA - National Archives and Records Administration 56.0 55.4 +0.6
FTC - Federal Trade Commission 52.5 52.2 +0.3
EPA - Environmental Protection Agency 49.8 49.3 +0.5
SBA - Small Business Administration 54.6 58.9 -4.3
PBGC - Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation 53.9 56.0 -2.1
FCC - Federal Communications Commission 52.8 55.7 -2.9
SEC - Securities and Exchange Commission 50.6 52.7 -2.1
CFTC - Commodity Futures Trading Commission 48.3 59.1 -10.8
FDIC - Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 45.1 57.0 -11.9
USIA - United States Information Administration 44.5 48.6 -4.1
GSA - General Services Administration 42.7 44.6 -1.9
SI - Smithsonian Institution 41.7 45.0 -3.3
FEMA - Federal Emergency Management Agency 40.5 48.7 -8.2
NRC - Nuclear Regulatory Commission 36.8 50.9 -14.1
NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration 32.4 47.7 -15.3

19 FY 1998 FEORP Diversity Office, U.S. Office of Personnel Management (page 58)

Women Exceeded Their Relevant Civilian Labor Force Representation in 7 Executive Departments

Representation of Women in Executive Departments (500+ Employees) - Sept. 30, 1998

Federal Executive Department: % of Department Work Force Comprised of Women: % of Women in Relevant Civilian Work Force: +Over (-Under) Representation of Women in Department Work Force:
HHS - Health and Human Services 62.7 47.4 +15.3
Education - Department of Education 62.2 54.2 +8.0
HUD - Housing and Urban Development 59.4 54.7 +4.7
Treasury - U.S. Dept. of the Treasury 56.3 47.4 +8.9
VA - Veterans Administration 51.5 48.2 +3.3
Defense - Department of Defense (DoD) 48.3 45.5 +2.8
Commerce - U.S. Dept. of Commerce 45.3 44.1 +1.2
DOL - U.S. Dept. of Labor 49.9 51.5 -1.6
State Department 44.4 52.6 -8.2
Agriculture - U.S. Dept. of Agriculture (USDA) 41.5 46.4 -4.9
Energy - U.S. Dept. of Energy (DOE) 38.0 44.5 -6.5
Justice - U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) 37.7 46.8 -9.1
Interior - Department of the Interior 37.1 45.5 -8.4
Army 36.8 42.9 -6.1
Air Force 32.5 43.8 -11.3
Navy 31.9 42.7 -10.8
Transportation - U.S. Dept. of Transportation (DOT) 26.8 44.1 -17.3

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