Executive Order 1580

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Executive Order 1580 (1912)
by President of the United States

Permitting Temporary Employment of Machinists, Tool Makers, Electricians, and Apprentice Boys by the Census Bureau Without Regard to Civil Service Rules823744

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Extends Executive Order 1149 , December 29, 1909.

Signed by President William H. Taft Wednesday, August 21, 1912

1912 CSR 139

823744Executive Order 1580 — Permitting Temporary Employment of Machinists, Tool Makers, Electricians, and Apprentice Boys by the Census Bureau Without Regard to Civil Service Rules8237441912President of the United States

With a view to meeting emergencies in the machine shop of the Bureau of the Census, in connection with the continuation of the Thirteenth Decennial Census work during the fiscal year 1913, the Secretary of Commerce and Labor is hereby authorized to employ, until June 30, 1913, without reference to the civil-service rules, such machinists, toolmakers, electricians, and apprentice boys (machinists) as may be necessary for the prosecution of the work whenever, in his opinion, it is not practicable to make such appointments from the civil-service lists. This order extends the authority for similar appointments contained in the Executive order of December 29, 1909.

Wm. H. Taft.

The White House,

August 21, 1912.

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