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✨ Salary Scale for Second Division Officers

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 50

Page 170.

SALARY SCALE FOR SECOND DIVISION OFFICERS.

Position.	Annual Rate of Pay from 1st April, 1940.		Annual Increments.
	Minimum.	Maximum.

FEMALE OFFICERS.

Telephone Exchange Section.

Exchange Attendant .. .. .. 70 180 {1 of 20
1 of 15
2 of 20
1 of 25
1 of 10

Supervisor, Telephone Exchange—
Inspecting .. .. .. .. .. .. 350 ..
Senior .. .. .. .. .. .. 315 ..
Third Subdivision .. .. .. .. 295 ..
Fourth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 275 ..
Fifth Subdivision .. .. .. 245 260 1 of 15
Sixth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 245 ..
Seventh Subdivision .. .. .. .. 230 ..
Eighth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 215 ..
Ninth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 200 ..

Telephonist, Senior—
Fifth Subdivision .. .. .. 245 260 1 of 15
Sixth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 245 ..
Seventh Subdivision .. .. .. .. 230 ..
Eighth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 215 ..
Ninth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 200 ..

Telephonist .. .. .. .. 70 180 {1 of 20
1 of 15
2 of 20
1 of 25
1 of 10

Roll Operator, Senior—
Seventh Subdivision .. .. .. .. 230 ..
Eighth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 215 ..
Roll Operator .. .. .. .. 200 ..

Roll Operator, Junior .. .. .. 70 180 {1 of 20
1 of 15
2 of 20
1 of 25
1 of 10

Postmistresses.

Postmistress—
First Subdivision .. .. .. .. 305 ..

Second Subdivision .. .. .. 145 280 {1 of 35
1 of 20
4 of 15
1 of 20

Counterwomen and others.

Assistant Clerical .. .. .. 245 260 1 of 15
Assistant—
First Subdivision .. .. .. 245 260 1 of 15
Second Subdivision .. .. .. 200 230 2 of 15
Fourth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 190 ..

Fifth Subdivision .. .. .. 70 180 {1 of 20
1 of 15
2 of 20
1 of 25
1 of 10

Counterwoman, Senior .. .. 245 280 {1 of 15
1 of 20

Counterwoman—
Second Subdivision .. .. .. 200 230 2 of 15

Telegram-checker—
Third Subdivision .. .. .. .. 200 ..
Fourth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 190 ..

Fifth Subdivision .. .. .. 70 180 {1 of 20
1 of 15
2 of 20
1 of 25
1 of 10

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, Supervisor .. 295 305 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 1st April, 1940.		Annual Increments
	Minimum.	Maximum.

MALE OFFICERS.

Construction and Maintenance (Lines) Section.

Faultman, Senior—
Ninth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 320 ..
Tenth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 315 ..

Faultman .. .. .. .. .. .. 285 ..

Foreman (Conduit)—
Eighth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 335 ..
Ninth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 320 ..
Tenth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 315 ..
Eleventh Subdivision .. .. .. .. 285 ..

Foreman (Estimating) .. .. .. .. 320 ..
Foreman (Installing) .. .. .. .. 285 ..

Foreman (Lineman), Senior—
Seventh Subdivision .. .. .. .. 355 ..
Eighth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 335 ..

Lineman, Senior—
Eleventh Subdivision .. .. .. .. 285 ..
Twelfth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 270 ..

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

Lineman, Junior .. .. .. 80 180 {1 of 15
1 of 20
1 of 40
1 of 25

Line Foreman—
Ninth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 320 ..
Tenth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 315 ..

Overseer, Inspecting—
First Subdivision .. .. .. 490 515 1 of 25
Second Subdivision .. .. .. .. 470 ..
Third Subdivision .. .. .. .. 445 ..
Fourth Subdivision .. .. .. 400 425 1 of 25
Fifth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 400 ..
Sixth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 380 ..

Overseer, Senior—
First Subdivision .. .. .. 490 515 1 of 25
Second Subdivision .. .. .. .. 470 ..
Third Subdivision .. .. .. .. 445 ..
Fourth Subdivision .. .. .. 400 425 1 of 25

Overseer—
Fourth Subdivision .. .. .. 400 425 1 of 25
Fifth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 400 ..
Sixth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 380 ..
Seventh Subdivision .. .. .. .. 355 ..
Eighth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 335 ..

Recorder, Senior—
Ninth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 320 ..
Tenth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 315 ..

Recorder—
Eleventh Subdivision .. .. .. .. 285 ..

Thirteenth Subdivision .. .. 205 260 {1 of 25
1 of 20
1 of 10

Recorder, Junior .. .. .. 80 180 {1 of 15
1 of 20
1 of 40
1 of 25

Cable Section.

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

Cable Installer
Fifth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 300 ..

Sixth Subdivision .. .. .. 205 285 {1 of 25
1 of 55

Cable-jointer—
Fifth Subdivision .. .. .. .. 300 ..

Sixth Subdivision .. .. .. 205 285 {1 of 25
1 of 55

Cable-jointer, Junior .. .. .. 80 180 {1 of 15
1 of 20
1 of 40
1 of 25

Foreman Cable-jointer .. .. .. .. 320 ..

Overseer (Cable)—
First Subdivision .. .. .. 400 425 1 of 25
Second Subdivision .. .. .. 355 380 1 of 25
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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