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Navy Recruiting Increasing Work Week to Six Days to Combat Recruitment Shortages
By: Heather Mongilio
June 28, 2023 6:17 PM
 

Starting July 8, Navy recruiters’ work week will get a day longer.

Navy Recruiting Command is temporarily extending recruiters’ work week to six days to address recruiting shortages, Lt. Cmdr. Richard Parker, the spokesperson for Recruiting Command told USNI News in an email.

Parker did not have current recruiting numbers, citing a number of ongoing recruiting efforts preventing finalization of the numbers. However, in April, Vice Chief of Naval Operations Lisa Franchetti said the Navy was expected to miss its recruiting goal by 6,000 sailors.

The Navy currently has more than 3,900 recruiters, Parker told USNI News in an email. Navy Recruiting Command is still working out the details of the work week change, Parker said in his email. The change will likely affect recruiters from the top down.

https://news.usni.org/2023/06/28/navy-recruiting-increasing-work-week-to-six-days-to-combat-recruitment-shortages
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This is exactly how to build a strong Navy.  Punish the people in the field for the incompetence of the admirals.  Speaking of the admirals, if they double their efforts on wokeness it will likely make it easier for the recruiters. :tongue2:
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Yeah, that'll make people want to sign up!
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This is just the left's way of aborting the military. Destroying it from within all the while pointing at some other cause all ending with the result they seek.

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