Since 1969, the Assembly has continually established a committee related to public employment, retirement, and social security. The committee's name and responsibility have changed since this time. The overall scope and responsibilities of the committee have essentially remained the same since its inception, focusing primarily on issues related to retirement, health care, and employment issues involving State employees. The California State Assembly Public Employees, Retirement, and Social Security Committee records consists of 30 cubic feet of textual records of the Assembly Public Employment and Retirement Committee, the Assembly Employment and Public Employees Committee, the Assembly Public Employees and Retirement Committee, and the Assembly Public Employees, Retirement, and Social Security Committee.

Since 1969, the Assembly has continually maintained a committee related to public employment, retirement, and social security. Although the committee’s name has changed over time, the core functions have remained constant.

38.5 cubic feet of textual files and 239 audio cassette tapes

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