New Zealand Gazette – 1926 – No. 50

Page 2343

✨ Salary Scales

JULY 23.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2343
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SCALES FOR GENERAL DIVISION—continued.

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.		Annual Increments.
	Minimum.	Maximum.
TOURIST AND HEALTH RESORTS—ctd.	£	£	£
Operator of Diesel Engine ..	270	300	15
Painters ..	228	252	8
Plumber Overseer (Rotorua) ..	270	310	5
Power-house Superintendent† ..	305	335	10
Pump and Boiler Attendants (same scale as Bath-attendants).	..	250	..
Ranger (Assistant) ..	..	250	..
Shift Operators† (Okere)—
1st ..	260	280	10
2nd ..	230	255	10
3rd ..	210	230	5
Storeman ..	225	250	10
Ticket-sellers—
Rotorua ..	110	156	5
Others—
1st Grade ..	110	140	5
2nd Grade ..	70	105	5

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.		Annual Increments.
	Minimum.	Maximum.
TOURIST AND HEALTH RESORTS—ctd.	£	£	£
Workers not otherwise specified—
(Not less than current award rates or other ruling rates if no award is in existence. The scale may be raised slightly or the annual increments varied according to local conditions.)
VALUATION.
District Valuers—
A ..	535	565	15
B ..	485	530	15
C ..	445	490	15
D ..	340	460	15

† Less deduction for rent of quarters when provided.

SCALE FOR SHORTHAND-TYPISTS, TYPISTS, MACHINISTS, AND OFFICE ASSISTANTS.

Juniors,—	Minimum.	Maximum.
On appointment ..	£75	£..
Thereafter by two annual increments of £15 per annum and one of £10 per annum to ..	..	115
Seniors,—
After passing test of 110 words per minute in shorthand, and 40 words per minute in typewriting ..	130	..
Thereafter by annual increments of £15 to a maximum for officers on routine work of	..	160
1st Grade,—
Officers in charge of small number of officers or doing a portion of clerical work ..	175	..
Thereafter by annual increments to a maximum of ..	..	185
Officers in charge of a larger number of officers doing original work, &c., including clerical work ..	195	205
Officers in charge of larger staffs or engaged in more important duties. (Special cases) ..	215	225
Male ..	..	295
Reporters (engaged on Reporting duties) ..	185	225
Reporters (special grade) ..	235	245*

In special cases maximum not fixed.

NOTE.—Lodging-allowance is paid in accordance with the Clerical Division schedule of lodging-allowances.

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🏛️ Salary Scales for General Division (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsSalary scales, Public Service, Tourist and Health Resorts, Valuation

🏛️ Scale for Shorthand-Typists, Typists, Machinists, and Office Assistants

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsSalary scales, Public Service, Shorthand-Typists, Typists, Machinists, Office Assistants

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