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NOTES ON THE PRESENTATION OF SALARIES, ETC.-Contd.
No salary scales are shown for the following other grades in the public service which are common to a number of departments :—
Stores Officer (1520 × 65-1845§ 1935 × 90-2385)
Assistant Stores Officer (980 × 50—1130×65—1195§ 1260×65—1520)
Overseer (780 × 60—1140)
Foreman Class I
(620×40-780)
Foreman Class II (410×20-470 × 30—590)
Foreman Class III (360 × 15—390)
Chief Launch Engineer (620 × 40—780)
Launch Engineer Class I
(470x30-590)
Launch Engineer Class II (375 x 15-390 x 20-450)
Launch Engineer Class III (210×5—235)
Launch Engineer Class IV (176×3—188 ×4—208)
Telephone Operator, male (390×20—470 × 30-530§ 560 × 30-620 × 40—660)
female (290 x 15-350x25-4008 425 x 25-500)
Timekeeper (390 × 20—470 × 30-530§ 560 × 30-620×40—660)
Clerical Assistant (194 × 4-210 × 5—235)
Fitter (194×4—210×5—235)
Laboratory Attendant (194 x 4-210×5-235)
Special Driver (360 x 15-390)
Motor Driver (194 × 4—210 × 5-235) Artisan Class I (194×4-210 × 5—235) Artisan Class II (176 × 3—188×4—208) Carpenter Class I (194×4—210 × 5—235) Carpenter Class II (176×3-188x4-208) Cook Class I (176x3-188x4-208) Cook Class II (150 × 2—158×3—173) Stoker Class I (176×3-188×4-208) Stoker Class II (150 × 2—158 × 3—173) Amah Class I (158×3—173) Amah Class II (150×2-156) Amah Class III (128 × 2—146)
Ganger (150 x 2-158 x 3-173)
Office Attendant (150×2—158×3—173)
Stores Attendant (150×2-158×3—173)
Watchman (150 × 2—158 × 3—173)
Head Messenger (150 x 2-158×3-173)
Messenger (128×2-146)
Semi-skilled Labourer (150×2-158 × 3—173)
Labourer, male
(128×2-146)
female (128x2-146)
Apprentice (128 × 2—146)
Caretaker (128×2—146)
Cleaner, male
(128×2—146)
female (128x2-146)
The subdivision of posts in the Personal Emoluments Estimates of certain Departments is given for information only and does not preclude the transfer of posts from one subdivision to another when considered necessary or desirable by the Head of Department concerned.
The explanation of the standardized alphabetical signs used throughout the Estimates is given on page 1.
A composite subhead is one which has several items. Virement of funds between items of composite subheads is controlled by the Accountant General, unless such control is specifically reserved to the Financial Secretary (as stated in footnotes or denoted by the sign "x").
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