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 The Senior Executive Service (SES) **lead America’s workforce**. As the keystone of the Civil Service Reform Act of 1978, the SES was established to “...ensure that the **executive management** of the Government of the United States is responsive to the needs, policies, and goals of the Nation and otherwise is of the highest quality.”.
-=== SES Impact ===
+=== CSRA Reform Impact ===
+In keeping with Congressional tradition the words "Reform or Modernization" in the title indicate once simple and well reasoned limits, included in the original legislation, has been modified to include giant **loopholes** and industry friendly terms. The continuing process of "Modernization" in successive [[:Food Safety Modernization Act]] bills eliminated [[Delaney Clause]] that prohibited any cancer causing agents in food or packaging as an example.
-The Senior Executive Service replaced the existing system where career Federal employees rose through the ranks to leadership positions. Under SES the original stepped system of GS ranks is bypassed with political appointees placed into the full spectrum of Federal Agency management roles.
+=== SES Revolution in Federal Management ===
+The Senior Executive Service replaced the existing system where career Federal employees rose through the ranks to leadership positions. Under new SES rules the original, stepped system of GS ranks, is bypassed with political appointees placed into the full spectrum of Federal Agency management roles.
 This Grand Canyon size **loophole is a pipeline to expand revolving door influence** well beyond appointees heading the agencies and controlling the management below appointees and across all functional areas.
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 ==== SES Role & Keystone Insignia ====
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-The SES insignia or emblem represents a keystone -- the center stone that holds all the stones of an arch in place. This represents the critical role of the SES as a ***central coordinating point*** between Government's political leadership which sets the political agenda and the line workers who implement it. Members of the SES translate that political agenda into reality. The upright lines in the center of the keystone represent a column in which individual SES members are united into a **single leadership corps**. There is no particular symbolism to the number of lines, which has varied over the years with different iterations of the logo. The SES insignia may not be modified.
+The SES insignia or emblem represents a keystone -- the center stone that holds all the stones of an arch in place. This represents the critical role of the SES as a ***central coordinating point*** between Government's political leadership which **sets the political agenda** and the line workers who implement it. Members of the SES translate that political agenda into reality. The upright lines in the center of the keystone represent a column in which individual SES members are united into a **single leadership corps**. There is no particular symbolism to the number of lines, which has varied over the years with different iterations of the logo. The SES insignia may not be modified.
 Information about the number of **SES who receive bonuses** is available at http://www.opm.gov/ses/facts_and_figures/index_data_trends.asp.
-In keeping with Congressional tradition the words "Reform or Modernization" in the title indicate a once simple and well reasoned limits included in the original legislation has been modified to include giant loopholes and industry friendly terms. The continuing process of "Modernization" in successive [[:Food Safety Modernization Act]] bills eliminated [[Delaney Clause]] that prohibited any cancer causing agents in food or packaging as an example.
 ==== Qualification - Classification ====