Alabama. Dept. of Labor (1943-)
The Department of Labor promotes voluntary and peaceful settlement of labor disputes and enforces certain labor legislation. The administrative duties of the department are entrusted in the Commissioner of the Department of Labor.
The Commissioner is appointed by the Governor. His qualifications are not specified by law. He serves at the pleasure of the Governor, who fixes the salary within limitations set by law. The Commissioner appoints necessary personnel, subject to the provisions of the Merit System. An Assistant Commissioner aids the Commissioner in performing the duties necessary for the administration and perpetuation of the department's legally authorized functions and activities. (Alabama Government Manual, 1982)
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