CO129-558-8 Revision of salaries 19-8-1936 - 11-2-1937 — Page 18

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+B

The Registrar and Land Officer will with the higher

Residential Allowance go to £1300: the others will go

to £1200. But all will be long scale posts.

(a)

This proposal involves a variety of changes:

The Crown Solicitor who is at present graded

with the Registrar and Land Officer will be more

favourably treated in future:

a super

(b)

scale post at £1350.

this post is to be

There will be no promotion bar in the new

namwahon,

scale so that all the other posts will be graded up

or graded down respectively to the new long scale.

The grading up for some involves a considerable

improvement, the grading down in others a considerable

reduction.

I am not sure that there is not a case here for a

promotion bar at £1000 £50 Residential Allowance,

the Registrar, Land Officer and perhaps the Official

Receiver going into the higher grade and the others into

the lower.

We might suggest this to the Governor.

As regards the minimum, again subject to

Sir G. Bushe's

observations, I should be inclined

to drop the minimum to £700. We could, if necessary,

combine with this reduction an arrangement like that

in the attached print for an increase in the

initial emoluments according to age and experience,

but as

the posts only require solicitors qualifications

and we have not so far extended that arrangement to

solicitors I should be inclined on the whole not to do

so, unless it is essential.

2. The divergencies between the service which

officers in the different scales would have to complete

before becoming eligible for a residential allowance.

The