New Zealand Gazette – 1949 – No. 6

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✨ Public Service Salaries and Allowances

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PUBLIC SERVICE ACT, 1912

SCHEDULE OF SALARIES FOR THE PROFESSIONAL AND CLERICAL DIVISIONS

UNDER PUBLIC SERVICE SALARY ORDER 1947, (SERIAL NUMBER 1947/183), PURSUANT TO SECTION 19 OF THE APPROPRIATION ACT, 1920, TO OPERATE ON AND AFTER 1ST OCTOBER, 1947

SCHEDULE

SCALE SHOWING (a) RATES OF ANNUAL SALARIES AND (b) AMOUNTS OF INCREMENTS OF SALARIES FOR OFFICERS IN THE PROFESSIONAL AND CLERICAL DIVISIONS OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE

Class.	Subdivisions.
	1st.
Special A	£ 1,025
Special B	£ 975
Special C	£ 925
Special D	£ 875
Special E	£ 825
Special F	£ 785
I	£ 685
II	£ 610
III	£ 560
IV	£ 510
V	£ 460
VI	£ 150

(1) Commencing salary for School Certificate.
(2) Commencing salary for University Entrance or endorsed School Certificate.
(3) Initial maximum for female clerk.

SCHEDULE OF LODGING-ALLOWANCES

Annual Salary not exceeding: £	Rate of Lodging-allowance per Annum. £
150	50
165	50
175	40
190	30
205	25
215	15

MINIMUM SALARY FOR EMPLOYEES OF ADULT AGE

The amount in excess of scale salary necessary to bring remuneration up to the rate mentioned is granted by way of allowance. The allowance is reduced by the amount of annual increment until the salary reaches the minimum for employees of adult age, at which point the allowance ceases.

The following minimum rates of pay have been approved :—

MALE EMPLOYEES

£300 per annum at twenty-one years of age.

FEMALE EMPLOYEES

£225 per annum at twenty-one years of age.

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🏛️ Schedule of Salaries for Professional and Clerical Divisions (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPublic Service, Salaries, Professional Division, Clerical Division, Salary Scales, Increment Rates

🏛️ Schedule of Lodging-Allowances

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsLodging-Allowances, Salary, Public Service

🏛️ Minimum Salary for Employees of Adult Age

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsMinimum Salary, Adult Employees, Male Employees, Female Employees

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