Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1926, Page 23

NEW GRDER FAVORS CNIL SERVCERULE President Acts to Empower Commission to Reinstate Employes. An executive order favorably affect- ing some erment employes under the clissifica act was signed ves- terds:y by F nt Coolidge. This wae announced by the Civil Service Corumission. he effect of the order, it was said, ! v empower the Civil Service Com: | uisslon in its discretion to permit reinstatement or pro:notion of certain employes without ination in the partment or office back to the class of positions as that oc- cupied on July 1, 1924. after a separa. tlon or demotion without fault or delinquency, if otherwise in accord. ance with the civil service law or ules, igned by the President amended an order of June 5 which permitted empioyes 1o remain in the positions to which 'y were allocated in accordance h the classification act of 1923 and elve the compensation attaching to such allocations, although contrary to_existing provisions of the clvil service rules. but provided that such persons should not thereby he given any different status for promotion or transfer than they had acquired wn- der the civil service rules prior to such allocation. The issuance of the original order was brought about by the classifica- tlon act of 1823, under which posl. tions were required to be classified upon the basis of the duties perform- ed, regardless of the civil service status of the incumbents. The order affected those employes who were al- located out of status, that is those who were found In positions for which they had nct properly quall- fied or were receiving higher salarles than those to which their civil sery-. ice status would normally entitle them, or were performing skilled or classified dutles, although actually possessing only an unskilled laborer or unclassified status. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. €. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1926. 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