Governor's Task Force on Personnel Management
Also known as:
Governor's Task Force on Strengthening Personnel Management in the Minnesota State Service (from headnote to Exec. order 79-37).
Active dates:1979 - 1980
Function: Study personnel management in Minnesota state government: analyze Minnesota's personnel law as it applies to practices in examining and referral, total compensation, classification, work force size, turnover, training, affirmative action, labor relations, and general personnel management practices; assist in development of a model personnel law.
History:
This task force studied and analyzed Minnesota's personnel law as it applies to practices in examining and referral, total compensation, classification, work force size, turnover, training, affirmative action, labor relations, and general personnel management practices. The group reported to the Governor and Commissioner of Personnel by August 15, 1980 with its findings and recommendations. It also assisted with developing a model personnel law by September 30, 1980. The task force terminated on that same day.
Membership:
15 members representative of the community, business, labor, personnel, and management.
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Record last updated:
08/09/2017
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