Army, Navy and Marine Corps to share military personnel records
A military court has ordered the release of more than a million documents related to military personnel services in the U.S. military, according to a statement from the Office of the Special Counsel, which is investigating the matter.
The documents are among about 4 million documents that were previously kept secret from the public, including the identities of servicemembers, as well as details of their work, their medical histories and their medical benefits, the statement said.
They are the most extensive records of military personnel held by the Department of Defense, according the statement.
The information, which includes names, addresses, birth dates, Social Security numbers, birth certificates, and other information, was kept secret because the Department had not yet decided on the number of records that would be released.
The release of the documents comes as the Senate Armed Services Committee is considering the nomination of retired Gen. James Mattis, a candidate for secretary of defense, as defense secretary.
The House of Representatives is expected to take up the nomination Tuesday.
Mattis has not yet been nominated.
The military records are among the largest of the hundreds of thousands of documents that have been withheld from public release since a 2014 military court ruling that declared all records should be released in order to protect national security and to protect the rights of individuals.
The court ruled that the secrecy of military records violated the Constitution and the law.
The court ordered the records released in 2016.
In a letter sent to Army Secretary Eric Fanning and the U:P.O., the special counsel said the release is an essential step toward improving transparency and accountability in the military.
“While the Department and its contractors continue to work with the Special Master to expedite the process, the Special Committee is committed to working with the Department to ensure this important information is made available to the public,” said James F. Womack Jr., a former acting U.N. Special Envoy on Torture, who is serving as a member of the special committee.
The records will be released under a public records act.
Which jobs are the most expensive for workers to fill?
Some jobs are cheaper to fill than others, and the cost of staffing them varies depending on the type of job, the position, and whether the position requires multiple employees or only one.
The jobs with the highest cost per employee are those that require at least one person, while the jobs with lowest cost per person are those with fewer than one.
Here are the top 10 jobs with highest cost-per-employee for 2016, based on data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics:1.
Transportation and warehousing jobs2.
Information technology and telecommunications positions3.
Production and service jobs4.
Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance5.
Food preparation and serving positions6.
Food service and catering positions7.
Building maintenance8.
Computer, electronic and optical products and services9.
Textile and textile services10.
Foodservice and catering jobsTop 10 jobs at least $10,000 per employee:1 and 2, respectively:Food service and dining facilities, catering, and serving of foods at a restaurant.
These jobs are usually for one person and involve the work of more than one person.
The wages paid vary widely depending on what type of work the person does, as do the hours of work.
For example, an IT specialist might be paid $10 per hour at a place like a hotel or restaurant, while a truck driver might be expected to make $10 an hour at the same location.
But a restaurant worker might earn between $10 and $20 per hour, depending on how many people are involved.
In some industries, this means the average wage is about $20.1.
Construction jobs2 and 3, respectively, are relatively low-paying jobs, because construction is often an entry-level occupation for people who are just getting started in their careers.
But because they’re often temporary, the paychecks are relatively high.
For example, the minimum wage for a construction worker is $8.75 per hour.
And while they typically earn less than construction workers, construction jobs pay well.
They typically pay $40,000 or more per year, according to a 2016 report from the Center for Economic and Policy Research, which also looked at federal wage data.3.
Administrative and support jobs, such as those in the public service, military and public health and welfare4.
Food services5.
Health care and related support6.
Retail sales7.
Sales and related occupations8.
Sales positions9.
Customer service10.
Customer support jobsTop 5 jobs with more than $10 million per employee:(1) Administrative and technical support jobs(2) Financial accounting and financial planning positions(3) Business services and management positions(4) Information technology, telecommunications and computer science positions(5) Construction and related industries and jobs for a minimum wage of $15.10.
Retail and wholesale trade jobs(6) Administrative support positions and clerical and typist jobs(7) Manufacturing, wholesale and wholesale distribution and warefill jobs(8) Administrative Support and Labor Relations jobs, including sales positions9.(9) Production and other services positions, such in the home and related fields(10) Medical, dental, and allied health services positions and related work(Source: BLS)