New Zealand Gazette – 1926 – No. 53

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✨ Government Railways Salary Schedule

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 58

SECOND DIVISION—continued.

Designation.	Grade.	Pay.	Annual Increments.
		Minimum.	Maximum.
CLASS 2 : LOCOMOTIVE—continued.		Per Hour.
Subclass 8—continued.	s. d.	s. d.
Firemen—
4th year			2 1½
3rd year			2 0¾
2nd year			2 0³
1st year			2 0
Provided that every fireman whose period of service since the date of his last permanent appointment
in the locomotive running branch of the Department is not less than ten years and who has passed to the
satisfaction of the Permanent Head the departmental examination for a second-class engine-driver shall be
paid at the rate of 2s. 3¼d. per hour.
Cleaners—
22 years and over			1 11
21 years			1 10
20 years			1 6
19 years			1 4½
18 years			1 2¾
17 years			1 1¼
Leading power-house firemen			2 3
Power-house firemen		2 0	2 1½
Washout - men, crane - drivers, and	Two of 4d. per hour.
shop-enginemen
Ditto		1 11¾	2 0½
Storemen			One of 4d. per hour.
Storemen			1 11
Subclass 9 :			1 11¾
Train-examiners and gasmen	1	2 0½	2 1¼
Train-examiners and gasmen	2		One of 4d. per hour.
Lifters	1	1 11²	2 0½
Lifters	2		1 11
Coalmen in charge of steam pump		1 11	1 11¾
Coalmen			1 10
(Coalmen at important centres when in charge of coal-gangs, 1½d. per hour additional.)
Watchmen			Per Week.
Junior labourers, junior strikers,			68 0
junior machinists, junior holders-
up, and junior lifters—			Per Hour.
20 years			1 6¼
19 years			1 4½
18 years			1 2¾
17 years			1 2
Rivet-boys—			1 1¼
16 years
CLASS 3 : MAINTENANCE AND SIGNALS.
Subclass 1 : Leading tradesmen—			Per Hour.
Leading masons and bricklayers	2 6¾	2 8¼	Two of 4d. per hour.
Subclass 2 :
Leading fitters, blacksmiths, carpent-
ers, painters, and plumbers	2 6¾	2 8¼	Two of 4d. per hour.
Subclass 3 : Tradesmen—
Masons and bricklayers		2 5
Subclass 4 :
Fitters, blacksmiths, carpenters,
painters, plumbers, and tinsmiths	2 2¾	2 4½	Two of 4d. per hour.
Subclass 5 :
Junior tradesmen who have served
an apprenticeship of less than five		1 7¼
years : until completion of five
years' service
Apprentices—
5th year			1 3¾
4th year			1 1¼
3rd year			0 11½
2nd year			0 10
1st year			0 9¼

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🚂 Amendments to Government Railways Regulations replacing salary schedule (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated9 August 1926
KeywordsGovernment Railways, Regulations, Salary Schedule, Classification

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