Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB)

The U.S. Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB) has the statutory responsibility to conduct objective, non-partisan studies that assess and evaluate Federal merit systems policies, operations, and practices. See 5 U.S.C. § 1204(a)(3). Our studies are typically government-wide in scope and take a long-term perspective on merit and effective management of the Federal workforce.

Please check out the PDF files available from MSPB that focus on personnel matters  and conduct within the civil service system.  The PDF format of these publications have been designed to serve multiple different audiences and should be enable readers to lcoate and easily review information most relevant to them.  

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Veterans’ Employment Redress Laws in the Federal Civil Service
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Veterans’ Employment Redress Laws in the Federal Civil Service

Veterans’ Employment Redress Laws in the Federal Civil Service

The Impact of Recruitment Strategy on Fair and Open Competition for Federal Jobs
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The Impact of Recruitment Strategy on Fair and Open Competition for Federal Jobs

The Impact of Recruitment Strategy on Fair and Open Competition for Federal Jobs

What is Due Process in the Federal Civil Service Employment?
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What is Due Process in the Federal Civil Service Employment?

What is Due Process in the Federal Civil Service Employment?

Preventing Nepotism in the Federal Civil Service
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Preventing Nepotism in the Federal Civil Service

Preventing Nepotism in the Federal Civil Service

The Merit Systems Principles: Guiding the Fair and Effective Management of the Federal Workforce
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The Merit Systems Principles: Guiding the Fair and Effective Management of the Federal Workforce

The Merit Systems Principles: Guiding the Fair and Effective Management of the Federal Workforce

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