Halbbeamte nach bayerischem Recht : eine landesrechtliche Ergänzung zu Triepels: 'Staatsdienst und staatlich gebundener Beruf' /

Cover title.

Salary standardization, city of Seattle, Washington.

Cover title.

Efficiency rating manual. Issued January 1942. Effective March 31, 1942.

"Form 3823."

Documentary history of Federal pay legislation, 1975 /

At head of title: 94th Congress, 2d session. Committee print.

Differences in the total employment effects of government purchases from the private sector and direct government hiring of the unemployed /

Cover title.

Wage discrimination in the Federal government /

"Prepared for the Employment and Training Administration, U.S. Department of Labor, under Research and Development Grant no. 91-06-79-44."

Discussion outlines for administrative supervisors.

At head of title: Training program for state employees. Manual No. S-9.

Advances in the measurement of personnel productivity /

"CRC 466."

OASDI : a compilation of state and territorial enactments for the uses of old age and survivors insurance for public employees, and of actions by referenda /

Cover title.

Analysis of productivity : enhancing capital investment opportunities.

One of series of five special reports expanding on the contents of the summary report titled "Measuring and enchancing productivity in the Federal Governments" conducted as a joint project by CSC/GAO/OMB.

Personnel practices : career and other appointments of former political appointees, October 1998-April 2001 : report to Congressional requesters/

"GAO-02-326."

Job patterns for minorities and women in state and local government /

Description based on: 1986.

Kajŏng sipsamnyŏn Kabo yun iwŏl chʻo iil saengwŏn chinsa pang.

Photocopy of the movable type (Ŭrhaeja) ed. in the Sŏngam munʾgo in Seoul, Korea.

Kajŏng isibonyŏn Pyŏngo kuwŏl []il saengwŏn chinsa si.

Photocopy of the movable type (Ŭrhaeja) ed. in the Mansong Kim Wan-sŏ munʾgo in the Korea University Library, Seoul, Korea.

Sinyu Sama pangmok.

Photocopy of the movable type (Ŭrhaeja) ed. in the Mansong Kim Wan-sŏp munʾgo in the Korea University Library, Seoul, Korea.