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Correspondence and subject files of the Director of the Virginia Department of Human Resource Management, 1995-2009

Virginia. Dept. of Human Resource Management

Correspondence and subject files, 1995-2009, of the Director of the Virginia Department of Human Resource Management. Includes correspondence between the Director and other members of the government of Virginia as well as subject files relating to projects undertaken by the Virginia Department of Human Resource Management. There are also reports submitted to the General Assembly and material relating to various professional organizations in the field of human resources.

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Governor's Employee Survey of the Virginia Dept. of Human Resource Management, 1998/2000

Virginia. Dept. of Human Resource Management

Contains material relating to Governor James Gilmore's survey of state government employees in 1998. Includes a sampling of surveys completed by state government employees, as well as correspondence relating to the execution of the survey and material relating to town hall meetings held in conjunction with the survey, town hall meeting videos, briefing books and final summary.

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