Civil Service Commission Defends No-Politics Policy
George M. Moore a Republican member of the Civil Service Commission defends a no politics in civil service directive saying it does not violate rules and aims to shield the merit system from political pressures. He denies widespread violations and cites exhaustive staff reports finding no civil service breaches based on politics.
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Congressional Pay Raise Plan Sparks Debate in CSC
The article notes divisions over federal pay increases and a push by Congressman Dingell to raise pay by ten percent across all grades. CSC Chairman Philip Young questions adequate compensation without a congressional raise, while Dingell argues for both legislative and executive pay hikes. The piece also references broader White House staffing policy and lingering political tensions from the era.
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