New Zealand Gazette – 1937 – No. 81

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✨ Public Service Salary Scales

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 81
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SCALES FOR GENERAL DIVISION.

Workers not otherwise specified receive 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.

When increments of less than £10 are provided, double increments may be granted in special cases.

In the column “Annual Increments” the normal annual increment is shown. The last increment shall, where necessary, be such lesser sum as will enable the maximum to be attained, but not exceeded.

An officer does not necessarily proceed to the maximum shown. His salary may be fixed at any point between the minimum and the maximum.

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.		Annual Increments.
	Minimum.	Maximum.
	£	£	£
AGRICULTURE.
Apiary Instructors—Special..	..	400	..
” 1st Grade	..	380	25
” 2nd Grade	..	335	15
” Assistants	..	280	25
Caretaker, Quarantine-station, Motuihi Island ..	..	280	10
” Wallaceville	..	295	10
Cool Storage Officer	..	540	25
Dairy Instructors and Dairy-produce Graders—1st Grade	..	615	25
” 2nd Grade	..	565	25
” 3rd Grade	..	515	25
” 4th Grade	..	470	..
Farm Dairy Instructors	..	335	..
Farm-managers (Experimental Farms)*—
Ruakura	..	515†	15
Other farms—1st Grade	..	405	15
” 2nd Grade	..	345	15
Assistant Manager, Ruakura	..	380	10
Farm Hands (according to ruling rates).
Fields Instructors—Special ..	..	470	25
” 1st Grade	..	425	25
” 2nd Grade	..	380	20 and 25
” 3rd Grade	..	320	15
Fruit Inspectors—Special ..	..	400	..
” 1st Grade	..	380	25
” 2nd Grade	..	335	†
Hemp-grader, Chief	..	540	†
Hemp-graders—1st Grade ..	..	425	10
” 2nd Grade ..	..	375	10
Hemp-grader, Assistant	..	250	..
Horticulturist	..	450	15
Inspectors of Stock—Special	..	470	25
” 1st Grade	..	425¶	25
” 2nd Grade	..	380	25
” 3rd Grade	..	335	15
” 4th Grade (Assistant)	..	280	25
Instructor in Tobacco Culture	..	380	†
Laboratory Assistant, Wallaceville	..	335	10
Meat Inspectors—Special (Supervising)	..	445
” 1st Grade	..	380¶	25
” 2nd Grade	..	335	15
” 3rd Grade (Assistant)	..	280	25
Milk-testers	..	250	..
Orchard Instructors—Special	..	470	25
” 1st Grade	..	425	25
” 2nd Grade	..	380	25
” 3rd Grade	..	335	15
” Assistant	..	280	25
Overseers—Special ..	..	320	..
” 1st Grade	..	280	10
” 2nd Grade	..	240	10
Photographer	..	335	†
Poultry Instructor, Chief	..	540	†
Poultry Instructors—1st Grade	..	425	†
” 2nd Grade	..	335	†
Principal Inspectors	..	540	25
Rabbiters	..	250	..
Special Inspector, Dairy Division	..	425	†
BROADCASTING.
Technician (Senior), (Transmitter)	..	400	†
Technician (Senior), (Studio)	..	390	25 and 10
Technician—
1st Grade	..	335	†
2nd Grade	..	305	†
Technical Learner	..	205	†

Deduction from salary to be made for quarters, &c.
† Plus £100 per annum as Superintendent of Training College.
‡ Same as Clerical scale.
§ Salary bar.
¶ Maximum salary unless occupying a specially graded position.
|| Clerical scale with a salary bar at each step.

Pending a general review all rentals and deductions for board and/or lodging shown are provisional.

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