New York (State). Classification and Compensation Appeals Board.

The 1949 Legislature established (Chapter 355) a five member Classification and Compensation Board to hear appeals from the Classification and Compensation Division (C.C.D.) Director's determinations of position reclassification and salary reallocations requests. The Board replaced and absorbed some of the functions of the former Salary Standardization and Classification boards.

The Board was established in the Department of Civil Service (D.C.S.) but was functionally independent of the Department and the Civil Service Commission. The Governor appointed the Board as follows: a representative from the Division of the Budget, a representative from the Civil Service Commission, and two employees from the classified civil service. The Board elected its chairperson and appointed an executive secretary. Its determinations were final but became effective only after approval by the Budget Director.

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