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The bulk of the records comprise research and briefing materials related to litigation regarding equal pay. The research materials discuss the history of collective bargaining between the government and the Union of Northern Workers, as well as previous agreements for the transfer of employees from the federal government to the territorial government. There is also a job evaluation manual and a presentation comparing the compensation of health and social service workers in the NWT versus other Canadian jurisdictions.

Records include organizational charts for the departments of Social Services; Renewable Resources; Energy, Mines and Resources; Economic Development and Tourism; Education, Culture and Employment; and Safety and Public Services, as well as for hospitals, health boards, boards of education, and colleges. Many of the records were created while the division was part of the Department of Personnel. Additional organizational charts from this time period can be found in accession G-2018-057.

Records include organizational charts for the departments of Local Government; Public Works and Highways; the Executive; Personnel; Finance; Municipal and Community Affairs; and Transportation, as well as the Liquor Control System, the Legislative Assembly, the Financial Management Board Secretariat, and the Ministry of Intergovernmental and Aboriginal Affairs. Many of the records were created while the division was part of the Department of Personnel. Additional organizational charts from this time period can be found in accession G-2017-060.

Records consist of meeting minutes for the board and the energy coordinating committee meeting summaries.

Records include chronos of the Chairman (Minister) and Secretary (deputy head) and the 2003-2004 GNWT Results Report.

Records include the 2005-2006 Main Estimates, the 2003-2004 Capital Acquisition Plan, an evaluation of the Management for Results System, the Third Party Accountability Framework, and files related to advice to the Coroner's Office and performance management training.

Records include chronos of the Chair (Minister) and Secretary (deputy head).

Records include the Geographic Tracking of Expenditures Expenditure Data for the year ended March 31, 2001.

Records include chronos of the Chairman (Minister) and Secretary (deputy head).

Records include executive chronos of the Chairman, Floyd Roland.

Records include one report on government-wide expenditures by geography.

Records include executive chronos of the Chairman, Floyd Roland, and the Secretary (also known as Comptroller General; Lew Voytilla January-March 2006; Mark Cleveland April-August 2006).

Records relate to the collective bargain negotiations between the Employer (GNWT) and Union of Northern Workers. These records were created primarily when the division was part of the department of Personnel.

Many of the records were produced while the division was part of the Department of Personnel. Records include correspondence and reports related to review of the Public Service Act, handbooks explaining the terms of employment for senior managers, and correspondence and research related to collective bargaining with the Union of Northern Workers in 1994.

Records date from 1968-1994 and relate to changes to the Public Service Act and Staffing Appeals regulations. These records were created primarily when the division was part of the department of Personnel.

Records date from 1973-1988 and regard benefits for GNWT employees. These records were created primarily when the division was part of the department of Personnel.

Records date from 1988-2001 and consist of reports and correspondence regarding the Joint Equal Pay Study (JEPS).

Records date from 2003 and consist of outgoing chronos files for the Chairman of FMBS (Minister of Finance), and the Secretary of the FMBS and Comptroller General (Deputy Head of Finance).

Records consist primarily of files regarding the Public Private Partnership (P3) Initiative.

Records include a report on the division of assets and liabilities of the GNWT for the division from Nunavut, and materials from the annual conference of the FMBS, 2002.