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NUMBERS OF CIVIL SERVANTS CLASSIFIED BY GRADES
I. Non-Industrials (other than Manipulatives) :—
Administrative (Home and Foreign Services) Professional, Scientific and Technical
...
Executive
Clerical
Typing
...
...
...
Approximate numbers on 1st January, 1949.
4,300
80,700
61,000
273,500
32,000
Total
451,500
II. Minor and Manipulative Grades :-
(a) POST OFFICE:
Postal and Telegraph Supervising Staff Telephone Supervising staff
Postal and Telegraph Officers:
Sorting
Telegraphists
Postmen, Higher Grade
Postmen and auxiliary postmen
8,600
4,200
Counter Clerks
Writing Clerks lerks}
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(interchangeable)
21,700
9,000
20,000
96,000
48,000
13,000
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Total
220,500
KP
...
Telephonists
messengers, etc.)
Other P.O. non-industrials (paperkeepers, cleaners,
(b) OTHERS:
Messengers
Porters
Cleaners
Storeholders (Admiralty and War Office)
Clerks of Works (mainly Ministry of Works)
Barrack and Station Wardens (War Office and Air
Ministry)
Museum attendants and craftsmen
Mapping staff (Ordnance Survey)
Launch crews (Customs and Excise)
9,000
3,000
22,000
250
400
400
1,000
...
4,250
600
800
1,750
2,500
6,500
3,500
300
Total
56,250
Foresters
...
...
Progress-men and other non-industrial supervisory staff
in Royal Ordnance Factories
Foremen, etc., elsewhere
Service Departments' Constabularies
Prison Service
...
Park-keepers
...
(NOTE:-Part-time civil servants are reckoned as full-time employees for this
purpose.)
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