CO129-498-25 Improvement of conditions under which pensions are awarded to nursing sisters and European matrons 30-9-1926 - 7-2-1927 — Page 10

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The Pension Minute is amended by the

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substitution of the following paragraph for paragraph

8 of Clause No.1,

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8.-(1) Every European matron of a Government

hospital, and every European nursing sister, who has served for a period of 10 years and has attained the age of 50 years, or who, irrespective of age, has served for a period of 20 years,

may be allowed to retire and may be awarded a pension at the rate of ten- sixtieths of her salary with an addition of one-seven-hundred-and- twentieth for each month of service in excess of ten years; to the computation at the said rate five-sixtieths of the salary will be added in respect of tropical allowance.

(2) Personal allowances equivalent to salary,

referred to in clause No.12 of this minute, shall in the case of every European matron and every European nursing sister referred to in this

paragraph 8, who is entitled to free quarters, with other privileges (if any),

be computed at the sum of £50 a year or at one-sixth of the pay reckoned in the computation of her pension, whichever sum is greater.

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