New Zealand Gazette – 1950 – No. 49

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✨ Public Service Salary Scales

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APPRENTICES : SALARY SCALES AND LODGING-ALLOWANCE—continued

Adult Apprentices.—(i) For ex-overseas servicemen, or ex-home servicemen with long military service or who can establish loss of opportunity, or hardship owing to military service, the following scale will normally apply:—

First Year £360 per annum.
Second Year £375 "
Third Year £395 "
Fourth Year £405 "
Fifth Year £415 "

(ii) There is no standard scale for civilian adult apprentices. Rates will be fixed by the Public Service Commission on the merits of each case.

(iii) Apprentices on attaining twenty-one years of age are paid adult allowance to bring total remuneration up to £330 per annum.

(iv) Married apprentices receive married man’s allowance to bring total remuneration to £361 per annum.

TABLE SHOWING SALARY SCALES FOR THE CLERICAL AND PROFESSIONAL DIVISIONS OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE, 1944–49

	As at 29th June, 1944.	From 30th June, 1944.	From 1st April, 1946.	From 1st Oct., 1947.	From 1st July, 1948.	From 1st June, 1949.
Per Annum.	Per Annum.	Per Annum.	Per Annum.	Per Annum.	Per Annum.	Per Annum.
£	£	£	£	£	£	£
Clerical Special	...	...	1,000	1,025	1,047	1,060
...	...	...	950	975	997	1,010
...	...	...	900	925	947	960
765	...	840	850	875	897	910
715	...	790	800	825	847	860
665	...	740	760	785	807	820
Class I	...	690	710	735	757	770
590	...	665	...	...	...	...
565	...	640	660	685	707	720
540	...	615	...	...	...	...
Class II	...	590	610	635	657	670
515	...	565	585	610	632	645
490	...	535	560	585	607	620
Class III	...	470	510	535	560	582
445	...	485	510	535	557	570
Class IV	...	425	460	485	510	532
400	...	435	460	485	507	520
Class V	...	380	410	435	460	482
355	...	C, VI¹	380²	400	425	447
Class VI	...	335	360	...	...	...
320	...	305	340	375	400	422
Class VII	...	280	280	315	350	375
...	...	255	290	325	350	272
...	...	230	265	300	325	347
...	...	205	245	270	295	317
...	...	180	200	240	265	280
...	...	155	180	210	235	250
...	...	115	150	180	205	220
...	...	95	125	150	175	185
...	...	80	100	125	150	160

(¹) A long-service salary rate of £400 per annum was paid to employees with not less than twenty years’ continuous service after completing five years on the previous step—i.e., at the top of the former Class VI.

(²) Class VII and Class VI were amalgamated as at 1st April, 1944.

MINIMUM SALARY RATES AS AT THE FOLLOWING DATES

	29th June, 1944.	30th June, 1944.	1st April, 1946.	1st October, 1947.	1st July, 1948.	1st June, 1949.
EMPLOYEES OF ADULT AGE	Per Annum, £	Per Annum, £	Per Annum, £	Per Annum, £	Per Annum, £	Per Annum, £
Males—	Irrespective of service	155	225	274	300	322
After 1 year perm. service	165	...	...	...	...	...
After 2 years perm. service	175	...	...	...	...	...
After 3 years perm. service	185	...	...	...	...	...
After 4 years perm. service	195	...	...	...	...	...
After 5 years perm. service	205	235	...	...	...	...
After 6 years perm. service	230	260	...	...	...	...
After 7 years perm. service	240	270	...	...	...	...
Females	...	175	200	225	247	255

MINIMUM SALARY RATES FOR MARRIED MEN

243 | 275 | 306 | 331 | 353 | 361

SCALE LODGING-ALLOWANCES

90–55
95–55 | 100–55 | 125–55 | ... | ...
80–35 | 100–50 | 125–50 | 150–50 | 160–50 | 165–50
... | 115–50 | 140–50 | 165–50 | 175–50 | 180–50
95–25 | 125–40 | 150–40 | 175–40 | 185–40 | 190–40
... | 130–40 | 165–30 | 190–30 | 205–30 | 210–30
... | 145–25 | ... | ... | ... | ...
115–10 | 150–25 | 180–25 | 205–25 | 220–25 | 225–25
... | 190–15 | 215–15 | 230–15 | 235–15 |

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🏛️ Miscellaneous General Division Salary Scales (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsSalaries, Public Service, General Division, Tradesmen, Apprentices

🏛️ Salary Scales for Clerical and Professional Divisions

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsSalaries, Public Service, Clerical Division, Professional Division

🏛️ Minimum Salary Rates for Employees

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsSalaries, Public Service, Minimum Rates, Adult Employees

🏛️ Minimum Salary Rates for Married Men

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsSalaries, Public Service, Married Men

🏛️ Lodging Allowances Scale

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsAllowances, Public Service, Lodging

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