Office of the Chief Financial Officer [Department of Labor] Law and Legal Definition
The office of the Chief Financial Officer (OCFO) works under the Department of Labor. It is established under the Chief Financial Officers Act of 1990. This office is responsible for the financial leadership of the Department of Labor (DOL). The primary duty of OCFO is to uphold strong financial management and accountability while providing timely, accurate, and reliable financial information. OCFO has put forth many programs and initiatives to fulfill its mission, like:
1. New Core Financial Management System;
2. Cost Analysis Manager;
3. E-Gov Travel; and
4. Improper Payments Information Act.
The office is headed by chief financial officer appointed by the President on confirmation by the senate. Apart from the two chief financial officer there are two associate deputy chief financial officers who are career members of the senior executive service.Legal Definition list
- Office of the Chief Financial Officer [Department of Labor]
- Office of the Associate Attorney General
- Office of the Assistant Secretary for Policy [Department of Labor]
- Office of Terrorism and Financial Intelligence
- Office of Technology Assessment
- Office of the Chief Information Officer [Department of Labor]
- Office of the Consumer Advocate
- Office of the Coordinator for Reconstruction and Stabilization [Department of State]
- Office of the Deputy Attorney General
- Office of the Federal Detention Trustee
- Office of the Federal Register [OFR]
