мерит систем

мерит систем

The major grievance of public employees was the indignity and insecurity fostered by the political patronage system which ruled government employment. They wanted a system where they would be hired and promoted on their merit. The merit system was introduced by passage of the Civil Service Act of 1883.

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Industry/Domain: Labor
Category: Labor relations
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