File on retirement plan for state employees, 1940-1941.

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File on retirement plan for state employees, 1940-1941.

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File includes questionnaires completed by state employees as part of a proposed state employee retirement plan study. Each questionnaire lists employee name; sex; employee birth date; spouse; assigned number; department and division; state service dates and department; earnings rate as of June 30, 1940; lodging or meal compensationary value; compensation fund; civil service status (e.g., exempt; certified; temporary); total yearly earnings (1930-1939) and annual earnings. File also includes IBM punch cards containing questionnaire data; preliminiary report showing retirement plan statistics; system cost estimates; and an questionnaire explanation.

10 cubic ft.

Illinois State Archive

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Illinois State Archive

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