Collected records, 1908-1976.

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Collected records, 1908-1976.

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Administrative subject file, work compensation pay plan records, and the professional papers of Bureau Director A. J. Opstedahl. Topics include reports of the Bureau, the Personnel Board, and the Civil Service Commission including correspondence with other state agencies and citizens; affirmative action programs; development of state pay plans; collective bargaining; overtime; deferred vacations; deviation from the standard work week; out-of-state travel; fair employment practices; the Wisconsin career candidate program; layoffs; grievances; skilled trade contracts; merit pay; administrative interpretations on policies and procedures; retirement policies; and work rules.

3.0 c.f. (3 record center cartons); plusadditions of 0.1 c.f.

Wisconsin Historical Society, Newspaper Project

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SNAC Resource ID: 6845235

Wisconsin Historical Society, Newspaper Project

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Wisconsin. State Civil Service Commission

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The State Civil Service Commission was created by an act of the State Legislature of 1905 (chapter 363). It was succeeded by the Bureau of Personnel (WIHV88-A116) as a result of 1929 legislative action (chapter 465). The commission administered the state's classified civil service system, including such responsibilities as examining and certifying candidates for state employment and classifying positions. The commission consisted of a three-person panel which employed a ...

Wisconsin. Bureau of Personnel

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The Bureau of Personnel was created in 1929 (Chapter 465) to assume the duties of the State Civil Service Commission (see WIHV87-A1624). Independent until 1959, in that year Chapter 228 placed the Bureau within the newly-created Department of Administration (see WIHV85-A694). Chapter 196, Laws of 1977, replaced the Bureau with the Division of Personnel (WIHV85-A775) within the new Department of Employment Relations (see WIHV85-A905). From the description of Agency history record. (Un...