Working files, 1950-1956.

New York (State). Dept. of Civil Service.

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The Joint Legislative Committee on the Administration and Operation of the Civil Service System was established in 1942 by a concurrent resolution of the Legislature to investigate the administration of state and local civil service laws and rules. It was authorized to propose measures to correct defects and to increase the efficiency of New York's civil service system. From the description of Files relating to the Joint Legislative Committee on the Administration of the Civil Servic...

New York (State). Temporary State Commission on Revision of the Civil Service Law

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In 1950 the Legislature created a Temporary State Commission on Revision of the Civil Service Law to study and propose changes to modernize civil service law. The Commission consisted of eleven members appointed as follows: five by the Governor, one of whom represented and was nominated by the Civil Service Commission; three Senators by the Temporary President of the Senate; and three Assemblymen by the Speaker of the Assembly. Assemblyman Fred W. Preller was selected Co...

New York (State). Division of Personnel Research.

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New York (State). Civil Service Commission

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These conferences were held prior to the 1967 State Constitutional Convention to solicit suggestions for changes in the State Constitution's civil service provisions. Discussions at the conferences touched on a wide variety of topics including the classification of state positions, salary grading, examination procedures, recruitment, equal opportunity, internships, management training, responsiveness of civil service to the labor market, grievance procedures, employee representation, veterans' p...