New Zealand Gazette – 1947 – No. 61

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✨ Salary Scales

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

SCALES FOR GENERAL DIVISION--continued
AIR DEPARTMENT

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.	Annual Increments.
	Minimum.	Maximum.
Aircraft Surveyors-	£	£
Chief	660	710
Surveyors	535	660
Assistant Surveyors		460
Engineers-
Engineers Assistants		400
Airways Division-
Principal Communications Officer..	610	660
Senior Communications Officer	585	610
Communications Officer	535	560
Communications Officer (Line)	485	510
Airways Inspectors-
Chief Airways Inspector	585	610
Assistant Airways Inspector	485	510
Assistant Airways Inspector (Survey)	485	510
Pilot	585	610
Technicians-
Chief	585	610
Senior (Design)	535	560
Senior (Store)	485	510
Senior	485	510
Foreman	435	460
Technician		400
Superintendent, Aeradio Station, Fiji	535	560
Superintendent, Aeradio Station	485	510
Supervisor, Aeradio Station	435	460
Aeradio Operator		400
Meteorological Observers-
Special		485
Grade 1		460
Grade 2		435
Grade 3	180	400

Same as clerical scale. || Same as clerical scale to £375, then £385 (examination bar), then £400.

BROADCASTING DEPARTMENT

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.	Annual Increments.
	Minimum.	Maximum.
Advertising Manager, N.Z. Listener	£	610
Announcer (Special), male or female	At any point above maximum of Announcers' scale, according to value of position
Announcer, Senior, male	435	460
Announcer, male	400	400
Announcer, female	350	350
Carpenter and Storeman, Head Office	365	365
Copy Supervisors	435	460
Copy Supervisors (Special)	..	485
Copywriters, Chief	485	535
Copywriters, Chief (Special)	..	560
Copywriters, Scriptwriters, and Salesmen, male	400	400
Copywriters and Scriptwriters, female	350	350
Engineers (at any point)	760	760
Mast Hand and Rigger, Wellington	400	400
Overseer, Head Office	535	535
Programme Officers, Head Office (2)	..	660
Programme Organizers, Wellington (1)	..	585
Programme Officers and Programme Organizers	560	560
Presentation Officer	510	510
Programme Assistants	400	400
Station Managers-
Main stations	585	660
Minor stations	560	560
Commercial Division	660	660
Sub-Editor, N.Z. Listener, Head Office	..	610
Sub-Editor, Assistant, N.Z. Listener, Head Office	..	560
Supervisor of Production, Head Office	..	760
Supervisor of Programme Organization, Head Office	..	710
Supervisor of Talks, Head Office	..	800
Technicians, Senior	485	510
Technician's Special Grade	435	460
Technicians	325	400
Technical Trainees§	100	300
Transcription Officers	385	385

Special gradings may be fixed beyond this maximum where warranted by the position, special qualifications or ability. † Same as Clerical Scale. ‡ At any point in clerical scale. § Technical trainees will not be advanced beyond £300 per annum until they have obtained a first-class certificate in Radio Technology or its equivalent, and obtained a Wireman's Registration Certificate. || Maximum may be set at any clerical division class maximum.

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