• Career development library opens at ARPC

    Air Reserve Personnel Center employees here have a new resource to help broaden their careers. The grand opening of ARPC's career development library was Aug. 31. "This is a great opportunity for people to find information to help improve their careers and improve the processes here at ARPC," said

  • ARPC reaches milestone of service

    Demonstrating the significance of personnel service delivery transformation and centralized service, Air Reserve Personnel Center officials reached a milestone when the Center surpassed 1 million customer issues recently. "This brings forward how personnel service has been consolidated here at Total

  • Nicole Johnson, Human Resources Assistant, Directorate of Personnel Services

    Nicole Johnson, a human resources assistant in the Directorate of Personnel Services, is the ARPC Spotlight of the Week. Ms. Johnson is from Denver and has worked at ARPC for nearly two years. Before coming to ARPC, she worked at Buckley Air Force Base for seven years. She enjoys reading, trying new

  • Cell phones vulnerable to spyware, tracking software

    Background: Spy software is available for cell phones that permits:  tapping calls, reading text messages, tracking movements/location "anywhere, anytime." Conversations can be picked up even though phone is not in use (conversation is picked up through speaker on phone). Spyware is

  • Retired pay can continue after Airmen's death with Survivor Benefit Plan

    In unsettled economic times, Citizen Airmen may be comforted knowing they have Reserve retired pay waiting for them and their dependents. But without Reserve Component Survivor Benefit Plan, retired pay stops at the Airman's death. The Air Reserve Personnel Center sends RCSBP information and

  • ARPC announces lieutenant colonel promotions

    Air Reserve Personnel Center officials here announced results for the Calendar 2009 Air Force Reserve Line and Health Professions Lieutenant Colonel Promotion Selection Boards today. These boards selected more than 600 Citizen Airmen for promotion. The selection boards convened at the center here

  • Final scan at ARPC continues paperless conversion

    Air Reserve Personnel Center officials here reached an important milestone when the last paper unit personnel record from an Air Force Reserve unit was electronically scanned Aug. 4. A total of 54,649 records were scanned during the year-long project. The conversion to electronic records means