BRIEF
1.
On behalf of 400 Shorthand-Audio Typists employed by the Hong Kong
Government, we have come to the United Kingdom to enlist support in
our long campaign against unfair and discriminatory treatment.
2. When our grade first created in 1965, the Hong Kong Government
taking into account of the special requirements for shorthand and
typing skills, offered our salary which was 5 points above than a
Clerical Officer Class II and III at entry and parallel to Clerical
Officer Class II and III in maximum.
S.A.T.
(Pt.8 to Pt.16)
1965 SALARIES COMMISSION REPORT
C.O.II/III (Male)
(Pt.3 to Pt.16)
C.O.II/III (Female)
(Pt.3 to Pt.16)
Pt. 3
400
300 (75%)
Pt.4
435
325
Pt. 5
470
355
Pt. 6
510
385
Pt. 7
550
415
Pt. 8
445
590
445
Pt. 9
475
630
475
Pt.10
505
670
505
Pt.11
550
730
550
Pt.12
595
790
595
Pt.13
640
850
640
Pt.14
685
910
685
Pt.15
730
970
730
Pt.16
775
1030
775
Pt.17
( Class I of
Clerical Officer
1095* Class I of
820*
Clerical Officer
*In 1966, subsequent to revaluation, the maximum of our grade was
extended by 1 point, i.e. 10 points in total.
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