Leadership: May 5, 2001

Archives

The US Army is developing a "strategic plan for well-being" among its personnel. Without the money to raise pay, the Army is looking for minor policy decisions that could keep people in uniform. One example is a new policy not to transfer soldiers who have children in their senior year of high school. The idea is to show that the Army will take care of its people any way it can. The plan calls for soldiers who "feel good about themselves" in various ways (physically, spiritually, materially, and mentally) and who "take pride in being part of something bigger than themselves".--Stephen V Cole

 

X

ad

Help Keep Us From Drying Up

We need your help! Our subscription base has slowly been dwindling.

Each month we count on your contribute. You can support us in the following ways:

  1. Make sure you spread the word about us. Two ways to do that are to like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.
  2. Subscribe to our daily newsletter. We’ll send the news to your email box, and you don’t have to come to the site unless you want to read columns or see photos.
  3. You can contribute to the health of StrategyPage.
Subscribe   contribute   Close