State Government Maintenance Stations
The State Personnel Board (SPB) in California, established in 1934, is dedicated to overseeing the state's Civil Service System, ensuring that employment decisions are merit-based and devoid of political influence. Comprised of a five-member board appointed by the Governor, SPB is responsible for adopting classifications, establishing recruitment policies, and auditing departments to maintain compliance with merit system laws.
In addition to its regulatory functions, SPB hears appeals from state employees regarding disciplinary actions and investigates complaints related to merit examinations and appointments. The board also addresses whistleblower retaliation cases and oversees the administration of the civil service system through the Executive Officer appointed by the board.
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