All decisions
about 120 Board decisions about Civil Service Commission, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Public Efficiency and Civil Service Committee report urges expert study of city offices, standardized salaries and charter changes for demands.
- A resolution proposed $3,000 from the General Fund for the Civil Service Commission's duties was sent to committee.
- $35,000 for the Polytechnic High School academic building foundation
- $3,000 set aside for the work of the Civil Service Commission
- Board approved $3,000 from the General Fund for the Civil Service Commission to perform its charter duties.
- Resolution proposes transferring $5,000 previously appropriated for Civil Service Commission use to its credit. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board transfers $5,000 previously appropriated to the Civil Service Commission for its use. linked by the name only, not checked
- Civil Service Commission asked the Board to exempt hospital superintendent and health officer applicants from San Francisco residence rules; referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Civil Service Commission was granted use of the Auditorium Main Hall for police and fire examinations in October 1921.
- A $5,000 appropriation for a Civil Service Commission survey of city positions and salary standardization was passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposed setting aside $5,000 from the General Fund for a Civil Service salary survey and classification. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board approved $5,000 for the Civil Service Commission to classify city jobs and recommend salaries. linked by the name only, not checked
- Civil Service Commission acknowledges a $5,000 appropriation for a salary standardization study and will proceed; filed.
- Proposed $2,000 appropriation for extra clerks and special examiners for Civil Service examinations.
- The Board appropriated $2,000 for extra clerks and examiners for civil service examinations.
- Mayor Rolph returned the 1928-29 budget ordinance, cutting Civil Service Commission item 224 from $8,500 to $3,500.
- Moved $3,500 from charter installation budget to the Civil Service Commission for added charter work.
- Board finally passed a $5,000 supplemental appropriation so the Civil Service Commission can hold examinations for emergency appointee positions.
- Board appropriated $1,000 from the Emergency Reserve to the Civil Service Commission for special examiners.
- Proposed $1,000 appropriation from the Emergency Reserve Fund to the Civil Service Department for holding examinations.
- $1,000 set aside to hire special civil service examiners
- $5,000 for the appeal in the one-man car cases
- Supervisors considered a $5,400 appropriation from the Emergency Reserve Fund for Civil Service Commission salary standardization work.
- A $10,000 Emergency Reserve appropriation for Civil Service examinations was laid over for two weeks.
- A $10,000 appropriation from the Mayor's Reserve Fund for Civil Service examinations was set as a special order for January 24, 1938.
- Board laid over a $10,000 supplemental appropriation for Civil Service Commission examinations for one week, lacking nine votes.
- Supervisors refused passage of an $8,500 appropriation for Civil Service Commission examinations, after reducing it to $2,000.
- An emergency $8,500 appropriation for Civil Service Commission examinations was passed as an emergency ordinance.
- Civil Service Commission requests $10,000 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to run civil service examinations; Mayor recommends approval.
- Board considers a $10,000 appropriation from the Emergency Reserve Fund for Civil Service Commission employment examinations.
- Civil Service Commission receives $4,365 in emergency reserve funds for examinations and essential services.
- Mayor urges emergency ordinance granting $10,000 supplemental appropriation for the Civil Service Commission.
- Civil Service Commission gets $5,635 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for civil service exams; finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- $3,800 voted for civil service work as employees join the military
- Emergency ordinance appropriating $6,000 for temporary salaries and supplies in the Civil Service Commission was finally passed.
- The Board asks the Mayor to call a meeting on revising city salary schedules adopted May 11, 1942.
- Supervisor MacPhee proposes urging a survey to set proper pay for municipal employees under salary standardization.
- Board asked the Mayor to make $12,500 available for a municipal salary survey by the Civil Service Commission. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution 2786 asked the Mayor to release $12,500 for a citywide salary survey by the Civil Service Commission; the Mayor declined.
- Civil Service Commission's $12,500 salary survey fund proposal was postponed until Monday, September 14, 1942.
- Charter amendment on city employee pay schedules and two-week vacations was ordered submitted to the voters.
- Emergency ordinance passed moving $6,100 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to the Civil Service Commission for temporary hiring.
- Proposed emergency ordinance would move $12,500 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to a Civil Service salary survey fund.
- Board passed an emergency $12,500 appropriation from the Emergency Reserve Fund for Civil Service Commission wage surveys.
- The Civil Service Commission gets $2,340 from city reserve funds to pay employees and fund one clerk-typist post.
- Civil Service Commission receives $1,700 from the General Fund compensation reserve for temporary services; passed on first reading.
- Civil Service Commission was authorized to spend up to $12,500 on a salary standardization survey.
- Charter section setting city employees' pay schedules, a $12,500 salary survey fund and vacation rules; ten ayes, one absent.
- Proposed emergency ordinance would take $21,654 from the emergency reserve for Civil Service Commission salaries and supplies.
- Civil Service Commission receives a $2,000 appropriation for a new General Clerk position, replacing a General Clerk-Typist, passed.
- Civil Service Commission asked to run a salary standardization survey costing up to $12,500, despite its objection. linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency appropriation of $4,450 for Civil Service Commission overtime and temporary salaries was referred to Finance Committee.
- An ordinance appropriating $18,084 to the Civil Service Commission for temporary salaries passed for second reading.
- Board passed on first reading a $1,250 appropriation for Civil Service Commission overtime on Saturday examinations.
- An $830 appropriation for temporary salaries at the Civil Service Commission was passed on first reading.
- The Board appropriated $830 for temporary salaries in the Civil Service Commission.
- Board passed on first reading a $2,685 appropriation for temporary salaries at the Civil Service Commission.
- Civil Service Commission received an emergency $3,000 appropriation from the Emergency Reserve Fund, finally passed as Ordinance 9895.
- Emergency $600 appropriation for Civil Service Commission overtime was introduced; outcome continues on the next page.
- Civil Service Commission's appropriation for five clerical positions was cut to $15,415 and passed for second reading.
- Board took up a $15,415 appropriation for clerical positions at the Civil Service Commission; final vote appears on the next page.
- Civil Service Commission was allowed to use the Board's Chambers on December 5, 1957 for a wage data hearing.
- A $2,290 appropriation for the Civil Service Commission's policeman examination was finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board finally passed an appropriation of $2,880 for a Chief Personnel Analyst post in the Civil Service Commission.
- Ordinance appropriating $2,890 for a duplicating machine operator post passed for second reading.
- Civil Service Commission's $2,403 emergency appropriation for supplies and equipment was referred to Finance Committee.
- Retirement System pay table changed to match the two clerk jobs
- Buildings may now stand closer to Sixth Avenue near Clement Street
- $24,901 emergency money for Civil Service sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Civil Service office gets $24,901 for temporary staff and equipment
- Finance Committee's emergency appropriation of $836,355 for Civil Service Commission operations was taken up; outcome continues on the next page.
- Civil Service office money for operations approved
- Appropriation of $29,350 for Civil Service Commission operations was refused passage over the Mayor's veto.
- Mayor's veto of $29,350 for Civil Service stood linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance passed for second reading to appropriate $5,326 to extend the Civil Service Commission's salary survey to six more counties. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $2,589,078 appropriation across several departments for operations, equipment, rents and land acquisition. linked by the name only, not checked
- City writes off money lost to forgeries and repays payees
- Proposed appropriation of $91,644.75 across several city departments for equipment, salaries and services; vote not shown here. linked by the name only, not checked
- Finance Committee recommends disapproving the Civil Service Commission's proposal to draw up to $50,000 from compensation reserves for exams.
- Money for city staff and Key Avenue land passed second reading.
- Request for school vocational training expansion sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- $7,142 police job-classification review sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board finally passed a $7,142 appropriation to the Civil Service Commission to review police uniformed-force job classifications. linked by the name only, not checked
- Court-referred boys may go to San Benito School at $8 a day linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency spending of $50,428 across city departments approved linked by the name only, not checked
- City departments get $181,863 for operations and capital work linked by the name only, not checked
- City joins state lawsuit against carmakers over smog devices. linked by the name only, not checked
- A $2.8M appropriation for various city departments' operations and capital improvements is proposed; the vote continues on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Plan to hire outside lawyers in McDonald estate case cleared first vote. linked by the name only, not checked
- $106,912 and 20 new jobs for Civil Service Commission; see next. linked by the name only, not checked
- Water department equipment money awaits final vote. linked by the name only, not checked
- $57,425 approved for police and fire hiring exams linked by the name only, not checked
- Phone service money for Civil Service Commission; result not shown.
- $5,109 sought to insure the Civic Center Plaza Garage linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire equipment money and civil service fund advance a step. linked by the name only, not checked
- Civil Service gets $150; Fire Department gets $9,500 for equipment
- Finance Committee recommends eliminating the Municipal Employees Relations Panel and moving its work to Civil Service Commission. linked by the name only, not checked
- $49,448 shifted to Civil Service Commission from employee relations panel linked by the name only, not checked
- Employee suggestion program gets $21,863; final vote not shown. linked by the name only, not checked
- Civil Service gets $19,560 to carry out a hiring rule linked by the name only, not checked
- $15,000 for police and firefighter job exams; no vote shown. linked by the name only, not checked
- $15,000 for police and firefighter job exams
- Money for seven Civil Service jobs passed first vote. linked by the name only, not checked
- $160,304 moved to pay for seven Civil Service positions linked by the name only, not checked
- Civil service office gets $25,162 to hire three staff.
- Civil service office gets $9,037 to hire one worker.
- An ordinance appropriating $250,000 to the Civil Service Commission for professional services passed for second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- $250,000 appropriated to the Civil Service Commission for professional and special services, finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors passed on second reading a $225,000 project budget for the Civil Service Commission, reserving $175,000. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted a motion releasing $175,000 in reserve funds to the Civil Service Commission for professional services.
- An ordinance proposing $389,602 for Civil Service Commission salaries and 17 positions was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Civil Service Commission budget of $349,161 for 18 permanent and 4 temporary positions passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed $349,161 for the Civil Service Commission to create 18 permanent and 4 temporary positions.
- Proposed $1,770 appropriation for Civil Service Commission's Japanese internment reparation; passed for second reading.
- An $895 appropriation for the Civil Service Commission's contractual services was passed for second reading.
- Civil Service Commission receives $65,000 for professional and special services; ordinance passed.
- Board adopted a resolution releasing $92,300 held in reserve for a Civil Service Commission position classification survey.
- Supervisors held up release of $15,972 in reserved funds for Civil Service Commission office equipment until furniture need is determined.
- $7M set aside for the Great Highway seawall, held in reserve
- A request to release $22,957 to the Civil Service Commission for equal employment training was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $223,071 to the Civil Service Commission for communication equipment, with $157,590 in reserve, passed for second reading.
- Civil Service Commission to lease 44 Gough Street
- Proposed ordinance moves $96,145 and eleven positions to the Civil Service Commission; referred to Budget Committee.