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✨ Salary Scale for Second Division Officers

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SALARY SCALE FOR SECOND DIVISION OFFICERS.

Position.

Annual Rate of Pay
from Ist April, 1938.

Minimum. Maximum. Annual Increments.

FEMALE OFFICERS.

Telephone Exchange Section.

Exchange Attendant ... 70 170 {5 of 13
1 of 15
1 of 20

Supervisor, Telephone Exchange—Inspecting ... 335
Senior ... 315
Third Subdivision ... 295
Fourth Subdivision ... 260
Fifth Subdivision ... 215 230 l of 15
Sixth Subdivision ... 200
Telephonist, Senior ... 260

Telephonist ... 70 170 {1 of 15
1 of 20

Toll Operator, Senior ... 215 230 l of 15

Toll Operator ... 200

Toll Operator, Junior ... 70 170 {1 of 15
1 of 20

Postmistresses.

Postmistress—First Subdivision ... 295 {1 of 30
Second Subdivision ... 200 260 2 of 15
Third Subdivision ... 135 180 1 of 15
1 of 30

Counterwomen and others.

Assistant Clerical ... 245 260 l of 15

Assistant—Second Subdivision ... 230
Third Subdivision ... 200 ...

Fourth Subdivision ... 70 170 {5 of 13
1 of 15
1 of 20

Counterwoman, Senior ... 245 260 l of 15

Counterwoman—Second Subdivision ... 230
Third Subdivision ... 200 ...

Telegram-checker ... 70 170 {5 of 13
1 of 15
1 of 20

Shorthand-writers, Typists, and Machinists.

Machinist, Senior—Second Subdivision ... 235
Third Subdivision ... 225

Machinist—Fourth Subdivision ... 215
Fifth Subdivision ... 205
||Sixth Subdivision ... 65† 195 {6 of 20
1 of 10

Shorthand-writer, Senior ... 245

Shorthand-writer—Second Subdivision ... 235
Third Subdivision ... 225
Fourth Subdivision ... 215
Fifth Subdivision ... 205
||Sixth Subdivision ... 65† 195 {6 of 20
1 of 10

||Typist ... 65† 195 {6 of 20
1 of 10

Position

Annual Rate of Pay from Ist April, 1938.

Male Officers.

Construction and Maintenance (Lines) Section.

Faultman, Senior—Sixth Subdivision ... 320
Seventh Subdivision ... 305

Faultman ... 275

Foreman (Conduit)—Fifth Subdivision ... 335
Sixth Subdivision ... 320
Seventh Subdivision ... 305
Eighth Subdivision ... 275

Foreman (Estimating)—Fifth Subdivision ... 335
Sixth Subdivision ... 320

Foreman (Installing) ... 275

Foreman (Lineman), Senior—Fourth Subdivision ... 355
Fifth Subdivision ... 335

Lineman, Senior ... 275

Lineman ... 205 260 {1 of 25
1 of 20
1 of 10
1 of 15
1 of 20
1 of 40
1 of 25

Lineman, Junior ... 80 180

Line Foreman—Sixth Subdivision ... 320
Seventh Subdivision ... 305

Overseer, Senior—First Subdivision ... 470
Second Subdivision ... 400 425 1 of 25

Overseer—Second Subdivision ... 400 425 1 of 25
Third Subdivision ... 380
Fourth Subdivision ... 355
Fifth Subdivision ... 335

Recorder, Senior—Sixth Subdivision ... 320
Seventh Subdivision ... 305

Recorder—Eighth Subdivision ... 275

Ninth Subdivision ... 205 260 {1 of 25
1 of 20
1 of 10
1 of 15
1 of 20
1 of 40
1 of 25

Recorder, Junior ... 80 180

Cable Section.

Cable Foreman—Third Subdivision ... 335
Fourth Subdivision ... 320

Cable Installer

Fifth Subdivision ... 290 {1 of 25

Sixth Subdivision ... 205 275 1 of 20
1 of 25

Cable-jointer—Fifth Subdivision ... 290 {1 of 25

Sixth Subdivision ... 205 275 {1 of 20
1 of 25
1 of 15
1 of 20
1 of 40
1 of 25

Cable-jointer, Junior ... 80 180

Foreman Cable-jointer ... 320

Overseer (Cable)—First Subdivision ... 400 425 1 of 25

Second Subdivision ... 355

Third Subdivision ... 335

Submarine Cable-jointer ... 320

†Commencing rate £85 for those who have passed Senior Examination (Staff Regulation 29 (2)).

||To pass Senior Examination (Staff Regulation 29 (2)) before proceeding beyond a Salary of £165.

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