CO129-462 - Governor Sir Stubbs - 1920 [7-10] — Page 73

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hoxe, an initial salary of £220 only.

18.

Your Petitioners wish particularly to draw attention to the great difference betwess the slight increase granted to them, and the enormous increase granted to the Police: mounting in -- the case of Sub-Inspectors of Polise to 60%.

19. Hitherto your Petitioners par was 210 better than that of the Crowa Sergents (now Sub-Inspectors) and your Petitioners see no remson why they as skilled and trained technical, men should be at such a disadvantage,

20.

The following is a comparative table

Overa eska,

řolice

„olasa #320 to 2300

Sub-ins; estors £320 to £360

let Cisna 232Ŭ to £360

Inspectors £400 to £450

Inspector.

£600.

.t.

21. In addition the Police have the great advantages of free fumiture, fuel, light and uniform and retirement on full pension

at 45.

23.

Your Fetitioners therefore hazably submit that the new senle should be withdraw and a seale on the following lines substitute

(1) That Fiestricians, Road Surveyors, Drainage, Sur- vayors, Clerks of Fork and Overseers be plased on an

equal footing.

(2) That a kinimum salary of 2360 (and free quarters) rising after the first 3 yanan bự annual increments of £30 to a Maximum of 2600, be fixed.

(5), Under this system ai officer will attaią a salary ef 2400 in five years, 8500 in ten years and his maxi-

m af 4600 in fiftem YOSES.