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[edit]Today I saw the terms 'Excepted service' and 'Competitive service' for the first time. From the Wikipedia definitions, I learned that :
- "the excepted service consists of those civil service positions which are not in the competitive service or the Senior Executive Service. "
- "The 'competitive service' consists of— (1) all civil service positions in the executive branch, except:— (A) positions which are specifically excepted from the (the words "competitive service" seem to be missing) ..."
So if I forget the Senior Executive Service and some other exceptions for the sake of simplicity, I learned that the Civil Service consists of two groups: The Excepted Service (which are all civil servants except those in the competitive service) and the Competitive Service, (which are all civil servants except those in the excepted service).
I would welcome a little more explanation in the articles. Johan Lont 10:47, 20 September 2005 (UTC)
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