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Introduction to the Position Classification Standards
Introduction to the Position Classification Standards TS-134 July 1995, TS-107 August 1991. Revised: August 2009. Introduction to the Position Classification Standards TABLE OF CONTENTS. (Also See The Classifier's Handbook). SECTION I. BACKGROUND .. 2. A. Statutory Basis .. 2. B. Classification Standards Issuances .. 2. SECTION II. STRUCTURE AND USE OF Classification Standards .. 3. A. Explanation of Terms .. 3. B. Form and Content of Standards .. 4. C. Using Classification Standards .. 5. SECTION III. PRINCIPLES AND POLICIES OF Position 6. A. Authorities and Responsibilities for Classification .. 6. B. Judgment in Applying Standards .. 8. C. Work Covered by the General Schedule .. 8. D. Position Management .. 11. E. Use of Position Descriptions .. 11. F.
Introduction to the Position Classification Standards TS-134 July 1995, TS-107 August 1991 Revised: August 2009 ⎯ Narrative ⎯ Standards describing the nature of work and level of responsibility for each grade covered by the standard.
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