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Annual Report on State Jobs Eliminated Due to Privatization — Secretary of Administration

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Annual Report on State Jobs Eliminated Due to Privatization, from Grindly G. Johnson, Secretary of Administration, at the Office of the Governor, addressed to the Honorable Ralph Northam, the Honorable Luke E. Torian and the Honorable Janet D. Howell. It states that agencies reported to the Department of Human Resource Management that seven positions were privatized. Thomas Nelson Community College reported privatizing five Housekeeping and/or Apparel Worker I positions and one Housekeeping and/or Apparel Manager I to Thompson Services. The Department of Corrections, State Farm Complex reported privatizing one Trades Technician III to CGL Facility Management LLC.

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                                     COMMONWEALTHo f
                                                   VIRGINIA

                                                               Off ce ofthe Governor
  Grindly G. Johnson

Secretary of Admmstraton



                                                                    November I , 202        1
         The Honorable Ralph Northam

         Governor of Virginia


         The Honorable Luke E. Torian

         Chair, House Appropriations Committee


         The Honorable Janet D. Howell

         Chairs, Senate Finance Committee



                                 Annual Report on State Jobs Eliminated Due to Privatization



         Section 2.2-203 .2: I , Code of Virginia, requires the Secretary of Administration to report to the

         Governor and the General Assembly on the number of state jobs eliminated in the immediately

         preceding fiscal year due to the privatization of commercial activities to a commercial source.



         "Commercial activities" means an activity performed by or for state government that is not an

         inherently governmental activity and that may feasibly be obtained from a commercial source at

         lower cost than the activity being performed by state employees. "Commercial source" means

         any business or other concern that is eligible for a contract award in accordance with the Virginia

         Public Procurement Act ($ 2.2-4300 et seq.).



        Agencies reported to the Department of Human Resource Management that the following seven

        positions were privatized during fiscal year 2 0 2 1 :



               •   Thomas Nelson Community College reported privatizing five Housekeeping and/or

                   Apparel Worker I, and one Housekeeping and/or Apparel Manager I to Thompson

                   Services (a franchise of ServiceMaster Cleaning), resulting in six separation - layoffs.

               •   The Department of Corrections, State Farm Complex reported privatizing one Trades

                   Technician III to CGL Facility Management LLC, resulting in one separation- Enhanced

                   Retirement.




        Please let me know if you need additional information or if you have questions about this report.




        cc: Division of Legislative Automated Systems


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