Green v. Lang
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtBergan, J.
The petitioners are in the competitive class of the civil service of the City of New York. After a series of promotion examinations they had, through a period of years before 1954, reached the level of Bule X, Clerk, Grade 5, a class without a maximum salary. This was the highest clerical position in the city competitive civil service.
*441A Career and Salary Plan authorized by the Board of Estimate in 1954 provided for a broad reclassification of positions in the city’s civil service. Implementing this reclassification the City Civil Service Commission by resolution on August 17, 1955 abolished,…
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