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The Michigan Civil Service Commission is a bipartisan, four-membered body, appointed by the Governor. Current Commissioners include Janet McClelland, Jase Bolger, Nick Ciaramitaro, and Jeff Steffel. Article 11, Section 5 of Michigan's Constitution states that the commission shall:
The administration of the commission's powers is vested in the state personnel director who is a member of the classified service and is responsible to and selected by the commission.
Public meetings for the commission are typically held at 10:00 a.m. in the Lower Level of the Capitol Commons Center at 400 S. Pine Street in Lansing.
Your questions and comments are welcome by e-mail to CivilServiceCommission@michigan.gov
Vested with the commission's administrative powers, the state personnel director is responsible for implementing the commission's policy and program directives. The director also oversees the Offices of General Counsel, Financial and Administrative Services, External Relations, and Human Resources.
The chief deputy director serves as a member of the director's leadership team and assists with formulating and implementing the commission's policies and directives. The deputy director oversees the Bureau of Data and Applications Support, the Bureau of Benefits Administration, the Human Resources Operations, the Office of Classification, Selection, and Compensation, and Human Resource Training and Development.
To provide innovative, effective, and timely HR consultation and services to attract, develop, and retain a diverse, flexible, and creative workforce that can meet state government's ever-changing needs.
To be recognized and valued for innovative, effective HR programs and for the customer-focused services provided based on the expectations of state government leaders, civil servants, and Michigan citizens. We will engage our employees by providing learning opportunities and a supportive environment.
