CO129-599-2 Salaries Commission- 1947 Report 1-1-1947 - 31-12-1949 — Page 90

APPENDIX VII CONTINUED.

(xci)

(xcii)

(xciii)

(xciv)

(xcv)

(xcvi)

(xcvii)

(xcviii)

(xcix)

Recommendation that the Prisons Department staff should be paid on substantially the same ratos as police officers. (paragraph 95).

Recommendation that recruitment of rank and file in Prisons Department should be open to local candidates. (paragraph 96).

Recommendation that the grades of guard and assistant warder should be abolished. (paragraph 96).

Recommendation that local candidates should be selected for new grade of prison officer, grade II. (paragraph 97).

Recommendation that assistant superintendents should serve a three years' probation: should be required to learn Cantonese and that there should be an efficiency bar between grades of assistant superintendent and superintendent. (paragraph 98)

Recommendation that probation officers and trade instructors in the Prisons Department should be paid at the same rates as corresponding grades of teachers. (paragraph 100).

Recommendation that Fire Brigade staff should be given similar pay to corresponding grades in the Police Force.

(paragraph 101).

Recommendation that Imports and Exports

Department staff should be given similar pay to corresponding grades in the Police Force.

(paragraph 104).

Recommendation that assistant medical

officers should normally be on a ten years scale. (paragraph 105).

Recommendations regarding the nursing

(c)

service. (paragraphs 106 and 1078).

(ci)

Recommendations regarding almoners. (paragraph 108).

(cii)

(cli1)

(civ)

(CV)

(cvi)

Recommendations regarding dressers,

dispensers, masseuses and radiographic assistants.

(paragraph 109).

Recommendations regarding health staff. (paragraph 110).

Recommendation regarding the classification of teaching staff. (paragraph 111).

Recommendations regarding senior masters, senior mistresses and inspectors of vernacular schools. (paragraph 113).

Recommendation regarding the grading of physical training staff and workshop instructors. (paragraphs 114 and 115).

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