H.R. 1249 roots its authority in which clause granting Congress power over civil-service rules? - Connolly-Fitzpatrick bill targets Schedule F in bipartisan pushback | Principle Civics

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H.R. 1249 roots its authority in which clause granting Congress power over civil-service rules?

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Congress claims the Necessary and Proper Clause lets it set employment terms for federal offices it creates.

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U.S. Office of Personnel Management - www.OPM.gov

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