Alaska Statutes
Alaska Stat. § 39.25.100 (2026)
Classified service
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Sec. 39.25.100. Classified service.
The classified service consists of all positions in the state service not included in the exempt service or in the partially exempt service.
The classified service consists of all positions in the state service not included in the exempt service or in the partially exempt service.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 3
cases, 1967–1996 · leading case: State v. Alaska State Employees Ass'n/AFSCME Local 52, 923 P.2d 18 (Alaska 1996).
State v. Alaska State Employees Ass'n/AFSCME Local 52, 923 P.2d 18 (Alaska 1996). “” AS 39.25.100. 3 . The changes included the following: loss of the right to binding arbitration of grievances; loss of a holiday; an increase in the work week from 37½ hours to 40 hours with no increase in pay, resulting in an approximate 7% decrease in hourly pay rate; a…”
Mueller v. Alaska State Bd. of Pers., 425 P.2d 145 (Alaska 1967). “Note: The term "classified service" is defined in AS 39.25.100 as "all positions in the state service not included in the exempt service or in the partially exempt service.”
State v. Bogenrife, 513 P.2d 13 (Alaska 1973). “AS 39.25.100 defines “classified service” as “all positions in the state service not included in the exempt service or in the partially exempt service.”
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