Report of the State Civil Service Commission, Volume 28, Part 1The Commission, 1911 |
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... employees , and through the extension of the rules over additional civil divisions and the natural growth of the service with the increase in population the roster has steadily grown , with a result that while in 1905 the Commission ...
... employees , and through the extension of the rules over additional civil divisions and the natural growth of the service with the increase in population the roster has steadily grown , with a result that while in 1905 the Commission ...
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... employee an opportunity to make explanation before removal , now applicable in New York city , to the other portions of the State , and to extend the right of a suspended employee to reinstatement through a period of three years to any ...
... employee an opportunity to make explanation before removal , now applicable in New York city , to the other portions of the State , and to extend the right of a suspended employee to reinstatement through a period of three years to any ...
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... Employees . The State Civil Service Commission was faced early in the year with the possible necessity of assuming supervision under the Civil Service Law , of the administrative employees of the several boards of education throughout ...
... Employees . The State Civil Service Commission was faced early in the year with the possible necessity of assuming supervision under the Civil Service Law , of the administrative employees of the several boards of education throughout ...
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... employees and consider the possibility of adopting a uniform plan therefor . This conference was of great interest and elicited suggestions that it might be reassembled to consider problems of larger importance and those in whose ...
... employees and consider the possibility of adopting a uniform plan therefor . This conference was of great interest and elicited suggestions that it might be reassembled to consider problems of larger importance and those in whose ...
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... employees connected with the various offices and commissions in different parts of the State , and finding that there was no provision in existing statutes relating to vacations recommended legislation recognizing the principle of ...
... employees connected with the various offices and commissions in different parts of the State , and finding that there was no provision in existing statutes relating to vacations recommended legislation recognizing the principle of ...
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00 Agent 00 April 00 Assistant 00 Charles 00 Clerk 00 COMPETITIVE CLASS 00 Edward 00 Frank 00 George 00 Guard 00 James 00 John 00 July 00 June 00 POSITION 00 Sept 00 Special agent 00 Teacher 00 William 25 per day 50 per day 900 00 Stenographer April 15 April 20 assistant district attorney Assistant engineer Assistant matron Assistant physician Axeman cents per folio Chain man Chain Chainman Chainman Charles H Civil Service Commission civil service Date Clerk to Justice COMPETITIVE CLASS continued County clerk County superintendent Court Date of entrance Draughtsman entrance into civil entrance into present Fred George W Highway inspector Inspector of masonry John H July 15 June 13 June 20 Junior assistant Medical interne Name Date present position Compensation Recording clerk Resident engineer Rodman Secretary Smith Special deputy clerk supervisor UNCLASSIFIED SERVICE William H
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Page 24 - No person shall be appointed or employed under any title not appropriate to the duties to be performed, and no person shall be transferred to, or assigned to perform the duties of, any position subject to competitive examination, unless he shall have previously passed an open competitive examination equivalent to that required for such position, or unless...
Page 32 - Association in 1910, speaking of the bank examiners appointed from competitive examinations: "In my opinion, they are energetic, enthusiastic and efficient. Thanks to the Civil Service Commission, we are now adding to the service men rated upon their experience, education and personality, rather than upon mere ability to answer written questions. We are obtaining experienced bank men of dignity and judgment as the material from which capable examiners will be developed.
Page 15 - The executive officers of every public department, bureau, commission, or board of the state and of each county, city or other civil division thereof are authorized and empowered to grant to every employee under their supervision, who shall have been in such employ for at least one year, a vacation of not less than two weeks in each year, and for such further period of time as in the opinion and judgment of the executive officers, the duties...
Page 8 - An act in relation to the inferior courts of criminal jurisdiction in the city of New York, defining their powers and jurisdiction and providing for their officers...
Page 51 - Civil list of the state, county and village service classified under the state civil service rule, Jan.
Page 22 - The members of the municipal commission were cited to appear before the State Commission to show cause why they should not be removed from office, and a...
Page 9 - Commission, which held that the use of the word " confidential * would not make it necessary to classify the positions as exempt from examination...