|
The commission also considered labor relations and collective
bargaining. In March 1971 the city council referred a proposed
resolution amending the charter to provide for a Department of Labor
Relations separate from the Civil Service Commission to the charter
commission. In April the charter commission recommended against this
resolution and suggested instead that the proposed Department of
Personnel handle labor relations. Such a department never
materialized, and after April 1971 the charter commission's activites
effectively ceased.
Records Summary
This record group contains the complete files of the 1969
Commission on Amendments to the Baltimore City Charter. Covered in
detail are all of the body's major activities: analyzing municipal
electoral, personnel, and labor relations practices; holding public
hearings; and reporting on proposed amendments. This information is
contained in correspondence, minutes, report drafts, press releases,
and research materials.
Series
1. Administrative Files. 1969-71. 0.25 lin. in.
Arranged chronologically.
2. Press Releases and Coverage. 1969-70. 0.25 lin. in.
Arranged chronologically.
3. Miscellaneous Correspondence. 1969-71. 0.25. lin. in.
Arranged chronologically.
4. First Report. 1969. 0.5 lin. in.
Arranged chronologically.
5. Civil Service Commission/Personnel. 1969-70. 4 lin. in.
Arranged by subject.
6. Third Report, Labor Relations/Collective Bargaining.
1969-71. 0.5 lin. in.
Arranged chronologically.
7. Minutes of the Commission. 1969. 0.5 lin. in.
Arranged chronologically.
47
|
