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    MARADMIN 133/17 makes career planning a requirement

    MARADMIN 133/17 makes career planning a requirement

    Photo By Sgt. Dylan Overbay | CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. – According to Marine Administration Message 133/17, all...... read more read more

    CAMP PENDLETON, CA, UNITED STATES

    03.28.2017

    Story by Lance Cpl. Keely Rogers 

    Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton

    The MARADMIN applies to both appropriated and non-appropriated fund employees on base.

    IDP’s are tools for communication between the supervisors and employees to help assist workers in planning short and long-term career and personal development goals that will be reassessed with each employee’s performance reviews and plans as they are met.

    The document lists the employee’s strengths and weaknesses, competency needs and proficiency levels, performance goals and responsibilities, as well as career development opportunities and learning resources.

    “It gives the employees more visibility with management,” said Charles Molden, the Deputy Director of the Civilian Human Resources Office. “We have a better informed workforce that’s more productive, giving us the talent we need to accomplish the mission.”

    Molden added that all appropriated fund employees without IDP’s must establish one no later than June 1, 2017 using the MyIDP module in the Total Workforce Management Services system.

    According to the MARADMIN, non-appropriated fund employees are to complete a Learning Development Plan, or LDP, using Ethos. Ethos is an online Learning Management System for Non-Appropriated Fund Employees.

    Mona Dodd, Marine Corps Community Services Human Resources Director, said the new LDP system will make career and personal goal tracking easier for the 1,802 NAF employees aboard Camp Pendleton.
    “I would encourage employees to get familiar with Ethos now if they haven’t already,” said Dodd. “It’s a very innovative system and it presents great opportunities.”

    The LDP will be implemented nation-wide by fiscal year 2018.

    For employees with no computer access, hard-copy IDP’s and LDP’s are available with supervisor approval, or supervisors can create and sign IDP’s in TWMS or LDP’s in Ethos. The hard-copies must be maintained and copies must be forwarded to the servicing Human Resources Office for verification and reporting.

    Commands who do not use the TWMS IDP tool, are required to report IDP information to the Manpower and Reserve Affairs department, or M&RA, and Civilian Workforce Departments, or MPC30, on a quarterly basis through their servicing HRO

    To begin your IDP go to https://mytwms.navy.mil.

    If you need guidance on creating your IDP use the user guide available at https://www.manpower.usmc.mil/twms.

    For LDP’s use the job aid in Ethos located at https://usmc-mccs.csod.com.

    To view the full MARADMIN visit http://www.marines.mil/News/Messages/Messages-Display/Article/1122079/requirement-for-civilian-employees-to-establish-an-individual-development-plan/.

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    Date Taken: 03.28.2017
    Date Posted: 03.29.2017 09:52
    Story ID: 228389
    Location: CAMP PENDLETON, CA, US

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