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9. Funeral Allowance:

(ii) In the event of death after five years and before ten

years 5% of the last year's basic pay multiplied by

the number of years' service.

$100 Funeral Allowance will be paid to the next-of-kin

of any man (with over twelve months' service) who dies

whilst in the service of the Company.

10. Ferry Passenger

Carrying Allowance:

Coxswains No.1

#

No.2

Engineers No.1

#

No.2

Scale.

$30 per month

25 per month

30 per month

25 per month

Note: (I) This Ferry Passenger Carrying Allowance is payable in

connection with payments made under Overtime, Safe

Navigation Bonus, and Typhoon Bonus, but not in the

case of New Year Bonus, and Retiring Remuneration and

Death Gratuity.

(II) To remove any possibility of doubt Rehabilitation

11. Commencement of

New Conditions of Service:

1.

2.

3.

Allowance is not payable in connection with payments

made under Overtime Safe Navigation Bonus and Typhoon

Bonus.

The new conditions of service are to be effective from

1st August, 1946. (In accordance with the usual

practice no strike pay to be paid).

REMARKS.

We fully accept the Government policy as announced in the Press on the 26th

May, 1946, that where the basic wage rates as set out in C.A.A. Circular

No.67 are applicable "the present time of fluctuating prices and changing

conditions is inopportune for revising the basic wage rates, and that any

rise or fall in the cost of living is best met by adjustment of the rehabili-

tation allowance which was, the in fact, designed for this very purpose".

As regards employees other than coxswains and engineers, the revised pay is

in accordance with the scales of the utility companies now in force, the

employees being regarded in such a way as we consider reasonable.

As regards the coxswains and engineers, we consider that by reason of their

special responsibilities and duties, neither the existing grades set out in

C.A.A. Circular No.67 nor the scales of the utility companies, can be made

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