New Zealand Gazette – 1933 – No. 48

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✨ Salary Scales for General Division

JULY 4.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1851

SCALES FOR GENERAL DIVISION—continued.

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.		Annual Increments.
	Minimum.	Maximum.
	£ s. d.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.
PRINTING AND STATIONERY.
Composing Branch.
Copy Supervisor	319 19 0	362 7 0	20 5 0
Chief Reader	295 13 0	340 4 0	16 4 0
Second Reader	295 13 0	303 15 0	8 2 0
Readers (3)		279 9 0
	4 17 2½§	5 5 3½§	0 4 0½§
Overseer, Jobbing-room	319 19 0	340 4 0	20 5 0
" Gazette and Bills Room	319 19 0	340 4 0	20 5 0
" Hansard and Machine Type-setting Room	319 19 0	340 4 0	20 5 0
Night Overseer	271 7 0	287 11 0	16 4 0
Sub-Overseers	271 7 0	287 11 0	16 4 0
Compositors	4 8 6§	4 11 1½§*	0 2 7½§
Mechanic in charge of Composing Machines, and Overseer, Casting-room	319 19 0	340 4 0	20 5 0
Operators	4 12 9§	4 15 7§*	0 2 10§
Sub-Overseer, Casting-room	271 7 0	287 11 0	16 4 0
Casters	4 8 0§	4 8 3½§*	0 0 3½§
Assistant Casters	2 12 6½§	213 15 0§	0 4 3½§
Type Storekeeper	259 4 0	279 9 0	12 3 0
Senior Pressman		4 11 1½§
Pressmen	4 8 0§	4 8 3½§	0 0 3½§
" Assistants	2 7 0½§	4 1 2½§	0 4 3½§
Binding Branch.
Overseer	319 19 0	340 4 0	20 5 0
Foreman Paper-ruler	259 4 0	271 7 0	12 3 0
Foreman, Binding-machines	259 4 0	271 7 0	12 3 0
Book-finisher (1)	259 4 0	271 7 0	12 3 0
Bookbinders, Finishers, and Paper-rulers	4 8 0§	4 11 1½§*	0 3 1½§
Storekeeper	259 4 0	279 9 0	12 3 0
Senior Cutter		4 17 6§
Cutters	4 8 0§	4 8 3½§*	0 0 3½§
Machine-room.
Overseer	319 19 0	340 4 0	20 5 0
Second Overseer	295 13 0	303 15 0	8 2 0
Night Overseer		287 11 0
Senior Foreman	259 4 0	275 8 0	12 3 0
Foreman	259 4 0	271 7 0	12 3 0
Machinists	4 8 0§	4 11 1½§*	0 3 1½§
Assistants	2 7 0½§	3 18 8§	0 4 3½§
Roller-caster, &c.	3 18 8§	4 5 0½§	0 4 6§†
Stamp-printing Branch.
Overseer	319 19 0	340 4 0	20 5 0
First Assistant	271 7 0	287 11 0	16 4 0
Machinists	4 8 0§	4 11 1½§*	0 3 1½§
Stereotyping and Railway-ticket Printing Branch.
Foreman Stereotyper	259 4 0	287 11 0	12 3 0
Foreman, Railway-ticket Printing	255 3 0	271 7 0	12 3 0
Stereotyper, &c.	4 8 0§	4 11 1½§*	0 3 1½§
Assistants	2 7 0½§	3 18 8§	0 4 3½§
Lithographic Branch.
Foreman, Photo and Process Engraving Branch	275 8 0	283 10 0	8 2 0
Assistant Foreman, Photo and Process Engraving Branch	267 6 0	271 7 0	4 1 0
Photographers	4 8 0§	4 17 2½§*	0 4 0½§
Process Engraver	4 8 0§	4 17 2½§*	0 4 0½§
Foreman Lithographer	259 4 0	287 11 0	16 4 0
Lithographic Printers	4 8 0§	4 11 1½§*	0 3 1½§
" Stone-grinders	3 10 6½§	213 15 0§*	0 4 3½§
Engineering Branch.
Assistant Engineer	243 0 0	279 9 0	8 2 0
Second Assistant Engineer	213 15 0§	4 15 2§	0 4 6§†
Carpenter and Millwright (1st grade)	213 15 0§	4 8 3½§	0 4 6§†
Assistant	3 16 11½§	4 5 0½§	0 4 6§†
Stationery Office.
Supervisor	319 19 0	336 19 2	17 0 2
Assistant Supervisor	243 0 0	271 7 0	8 2 0
Assistant, First	226 16 0	234 18 0	8 2 0
Assistants (male)	2 7 0½§	213 15 0§	0 4 3½§
Senior Packer	3 19 1§	4 5 0½§	0 4 6§†

When the maximum is reached an increase of 4s. 0½d. per week (female staff, 4s. 3¼d. per week) may be granted for special aptitude or qualifications (subject to review each year) if so recommended by the Government Printer.
† Subject to adjustment in terms of the National Expenditure Adjustment Act, 1932. § To be paid on a weekly basis.

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