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Chapter 307 salary conversion, salary reports, position specifications, and miscellaneous files


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New York State Archives
New York State Education Department
Cultural Education Center
Albany, NY 12230

Summary:
Records in this series relate mostly to the Department of Civil Services salary reallocations and position reclassifications in accord with the 1954 salary schedule established by the legislature. Included are correspondence, memoranda, agency inquiries, requests for reallocations and reclassifications, salary schedules, lists of salary conversions and reclassifications, and an appointing officer's manual. Also included are annual salary reports, classification specifications, and miscellaneous general classification and compensation files.
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Chapter 307 salary conversion, salary reports, position specifications, and miscellaneous files
Quantity:

2.5 cubic feet

Inclusive Dates:
1949-1965
Bulk Dates:
bulk 1954-1956
Series Number:
14081

Scope and Content Note

In 1954 (Ch. 307) the State Legislature established a new thirty-eight grade salary schedule for the classified civil service. Records in this series relate mostly to the salary reallocations and position reclassifications carried out in accord with the 1954 schedule.

These include the following: correspondence and memoranda concerning Division policy and practice, inquires from agencies, requests for reallocations and reclassifications, salary schedules, lists of salary conversions and reclassifications, and a manual for appointing officers. These records give detailed information on the 1954 salary conversion and its results.

The series also includes annual salary reports, classification specifications, and miscellaneous files. The salary reports give detailed salary data on selected State positions and aggregated statistics on salaries in State service including graphics showing trends and comparisons with the private sector. Position specifications, mostly from the 1950s, consist of descriptions of the duties of all State classified positions. Miscellaneous files contain correspondence and memoranda relating to general classification and compensation matters such as changes in salary rates, legislation affecting State salaries, and the position reclassification.

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Series B0514, Classification and Compensation Appeals Board Appeals Case Files.

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