2018 ‘Best Places to Work’ Ranking Put FTC at No. 1, FCC at 17
The FCC ranks No. 17 among 27 midsize federal agencies for 2018 in an online list Wednesday by the nonprofit Partnership for Public Service. Its 64.4 engagement score, based on such aspects as effective leadership, employee skills-mission match, training and…
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development, work-life balance and pay, is up 1.6 from last year, down from a 71.3 high in 2013. The agency’s male-female ratio is 50.6 to 49.4. On racial diversity, it’s 58.3 percent white, 28 percent black or African American, 9 percent Asian, 3 percent Hispanic/Latino, with the remaining Native American, multiracial, Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander and unspecified. The Office of Managing Director ranks 196 of 415 for agency subcomponents. In the same midsize category, the FTC rates No. 1 with an engagement score of 84, up 2.6 from last year, continuing its upward trend. GAO ranks No. 4. Among large agencies, the Commerce Department ranks No. 3 of 17 agencies, DOJ is No. 10 and the Department of Homeland Security is last. Rankings for Commerce subcomponents include: the Patent and Trademark Office , 60; National Institute of Standards and Technology, 86; NTIA, 144; and NOAA,154.