U. S. Office of Personnel ManagementNEWS RELEASESDecember 1999December 22, 1999: OPM Director Janice Lachance today issued a statement explaining why OPM has cancelled its contract for accommodations for the 2000 Symposium on Employee and Labor Relations. [Statement Text] December 13, 1999: The results of a survey released today showed the U.S. Office of Personnel Management's retirement service placed ahead of both the public and private sector for comparable services. OPM's Director Janice R. Lachance today announced the results of the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) for the agency's Retirement and Insurance Service - an index of 75. The ACSI is a national measure of customer satisfaction with public and private sector organizations, sponsored by Vice President Gore's National Partnership for Reinventing Government and the President's Management Council. [News Release] December 9, 1999: OPM Director Janice Lachance announces OPMs plans to ensure proper operations during y2k weekend. [Statement Text] December 8, 1999: In her keynote address at the 18th Annual National Symposium on Perspectives on Employment of Persons with Disabilities, OPM Director Janice Lachance said that it was imperative to hire the best and brightest, regardless of their background or perceived handicap. [News Release] December 7, 1999: Statement of Director Janice R. Lachance on the administration's plan to boost safety and cut medical errors in the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program. [Statement Text] December 2, 1999: Office of Personnel Management Director Janice R. Lachance will talk about the need for the federal government to give equal opportunities to people with disabilities during her keynote address at the 18th Annual National Symposium on Perspectives on Employment of Persons with Disabilities. The conference will be held at the Hyatt Regency Bethesda on December 8 at 8:30 a.m. [News Release] December 1, 1999: Janice R. Lachance, Director of the Office of Personnel Management, today issued a statement on the occasion of WORLD AIDS DAY 1999. "The U.S. Office of Personnel Management and the entire Federal community are keeping in our thoughts and prayers all those who have been touched by the tragedy of AIDS over the years. As the Director of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management, I am striving to make the Federal Government the model for inclusion and empowerment throughout the nation and around the world." [Statement Text]
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