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STATUTORY RULES

1967 No.

REGULATIONS UNDER THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT 1922-1966.*

THE PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD, acting in pursuance and exercise of the authority conferred upon it by the Public Service Act 1922-1966, hereby makes, subject to the approval of the Governor-General, the following Regulations.

Dated this twenty-third day of March, 1967.

Chairman.

Commissioner

I, THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL in and over the Commonwealth of Australia, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, hereby approve the following Regulations.

Dated this day of  , 1967.

CASEY

Governor-General.

By His Excellency's Command,

Minister of State for the Interior for and on behalf of the

Prime Minister.

Amendments of the Public Service Regulations 

Calculation of pay for duty on a holiday.

1. Regulation 63 of the Public Service Regulations is amended—

(a) by omitting from sub-paragraph (i) of paragraph (b) of sub-regulation (4.) the figures " $3,258.00 " and inserting in their stead the figures " $4,328.00 ";

(b) by omitting from sub-paragraph (ii) of that paragraph the figures " $2,856.00 " and inserting in their stead the figures " $3,926.00 "; and

(c) by omitting from sub-regulation (5.) the figures " $5,352.00 " " $4,950.00 " and inserting in their stead the figures " $6,123.00 " and " $5,721.00 ", respectively.

Recording and payment for overtime.

2. Regulation 67 of the Public Service Regulations is amended—

(a) by omitting from paragraph (a) of sub-regulation (6b.) the figures " $3,258.00 " and inserting in their stead the figures " $4,328.00 ";

(b) by omitting from paragraph (b) of sub-regulation (6b.) the figures " $2,856.00 " and inserting in their stead the figures " $3,926.00 ";

* Notified in the Commonwealth Gazette on , 1967.

  Statutory Rules 1935, No, 18, as amended to date. For previous amendments of the Public Service Regulations, see footnote to Statutory Rules 1967, No. 1, and see also Statutory Rules 1967, Nos. 1, 2, 7 and 16.

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(c) by omitting from paragraph (a) of sub-regulation (6d.) the figures " $5,352.00 " and inserting in their stead the figures " $6,123.00 ";

(d) by omitting from paragraph (b) of sub-regulation (6d.) the figures " $4,950.00 " and inserting in their stead the figures " $5,721.00 ";

(e) by omitting from sub-paragraph (i) of paragraph (a) of sub-regulation (13.) the figures " $5,352.00 " and inserting in their stead the figures " $6,123.00 "; and

(f) by omitting from sub-paragraph (ii) of that paragraph the figures " $4,950.00 " and inserting in their stead the figures " $5,721.00 ".

Travelling time.

3. Regulation 69 of the Public Service Regulations is amended by omitting the figures " $3,258.00 " and " $2,856.00 " and inserting in their stead the figures " $4,328.00 " and " $3,926.00 ", respectively.

Sunday duty.

4. Regulation 70 of the Public Service Regulations is amended—

(a) by omitting from sub-paragraph (i) of paragraph (d) of sub-regulation (5.) the figures " $5,352.00 " and inserting in their stead the figures " $6,123.00 ";

(b) by omitting from sub-paragraph (ii) of that paragraph the figures " $4,950.00 " and inserting in their stead the figures " $5,721.00 ";

(c) by knitting from paragraph (a) of sub-regulation (5a.) the figures " $3,258.00 " and inserting in their stead the figures " $4,328.00 "; and

(d) by omitting from paragraph (b) of that sub-regulation the figures " $2,856.00 " and inserting in their stead the figures " $3,926.00 ".

Rates of travelling allowances.

5. Regulation 75a of the Public Service Regulations is amended by omitting the table in sub-regulation (1.) and inserting in its stead the following table:—

Where Salary or Maximum Salary of Office is—

Allowance per Day for First 21 Days Residence

Males

Females

Capital Cities

$

$7,760 and under ..............................

$7,358 and under ..............................

10.00

$7,761 and not exceeding $9,499 ......

$7,359 and not exceeding $9,097 ......

11.80

$9,500 and over ...............................

$9,098 and over ...............................

16.50

Other Than Capital Cities

$

$9,499 and under ..............................

$9,097 and under ..............................

7.70

$9,500 and over ...............................

$9,098 and over ...............................

11.00

Class of travelling accommodation to be provided.

6. Regulation 84 of the Public Service Regulations is amended by omitting from sub-regulation (1.) the figures "$2,548.00" and inserting in their stead the figures " $2,614.00 ".

Higher duties allowance.

7. Regulation 87 of the Public Service Regulations is amended—

(a) by omitting from paragraph (a) of sub-regulation (3.) the figures " $2,608 " and inserting in their stead the figures " $2,951.00 ";

(b) by omitting from paragraph (b) of that sub-regulation the figures " $3,010 " and inserting in their stead the figures " $3,353.00 ";

(c) by omitting from paragraph (a) of sub-regulation (18.) the figures " $4,658 " and inserting in their stead the figures " $6,131.00 "; and

(d) by omitting from paragraph (b) of that sub-regulation the figures " $5,060 " and inserting in their stead the figures " $6,533.00 ".

Partial reimbursement of fares of certain officers.

8. Regulation 98aa of the Public Service Regulations is amended by omitting from sub-paragraph (ii) of paragraph (b) of sub-regulation (1.) the figures " $2,230.00 " and inserting in their stead the figures " $2,298,00 '.

Allowance—Sunday or holiday duty.

9. Regulation 99 of the Public Service Regulations is amended by omitting the figures " $5,352.00 " and " $4,950.00 " and inserting in their stead the figures " $6,123.00 " and " $5,721.00 ", respectively.

10. Part IV. of the Public Service Regulations is repealed and the following Part is inserted in its stead:—

" Part IV.—Salaries Payable to Officers of the Second Division, Third Division or Fourth Division

Salaries payable to officers of the Second Division.

" 104.—(1.) For the purposes of sub-section (2.) of section 30 of the Act, the rate of annual salary payable to a male officer who occupies an office in the Second Division is whichever of the following rates is appropriate to that office having regard to its classification:—

$9,500 $10,500 $11,500 $12,500 $13,500 $14,500

" (2.) The rates of annual salary applicable to an office under the last preceding sub-regulation shall, in relation to a female officer occupying that office, be deemed to be $402.00 less than the rate applicable in relation to a male officer occupying that office.

Salaries payable to officers of the Third Division.

" 105.—(1.) For the purposes of sub-section (2.) of section 30 of the Act, the rate of annual salary or the scale of rates of annual salary payable to a male officer who occupies an office in the Third Division specified or described in the first column of Part I. of the Fourth Schedule to these Regulations is, subject to sub-regulation (5.) of this regulation, the rate or scale of rates specified in the second column of that Schedule in relation to that office.

" (2.) For the purposes of sub-section (2.) of section 30 of the Act, the scale of rates of annual salary payable to a male officer who occupies an office in the Third Division to which there has been allotted by its classification the minimum and maximum rates specified, respectively, in the second and third columns of an item in Part II. of the Fourth Schedule to these Regulations is, subject to this regulation, the scale of rates specified in the fourth column of that item.

" (3.) For the purposes of sub-section (2.) of section 30 of the Act, the scale of rates of annual salary payable to a male officer who occupies an office in the Third Division specified in the first column of Part III. of the Fourth Schedule to these Regulations is, subject to sub-regulation (5.) of this regulation, the scale of rates specified in the second column of that Schedule in relation to that office.

" (4.) For the purposes of sub-section (2.) of section 30 of the Act, the rate of annual salary or the scale of rates of annual salary payable to a male officer who occupies an office in the Third Division, not being an officer referred to in sub-regulation (1.), (2.) or (3.) of this regulation, is, subject to this regulation, that rate or scale of rates specified in Table A or Table B in this sub-regulation that is appropriate to that office having regard to its classification.

 

Table A

$

$

$

$

$

$

$

$

$

1,350

1,562

1,788

2,064

2,187

2,325

2,452

2,579

2,706

2,833

2,960

3,087

3,214

3,341

3,468

3,595

3,722

3,850

3,977

4,104

4,232

4,359

4,486

4,613

4,740

4,890

5,039

5,189

5,339

5,489

5,638

5,789

5,938

6,087

6,237

6,387

6,684

6,981

7,277

7,575

Table B

$

$

$

$

$

$

$

$

$

1,350

1,562

1,788

2,064

2,110

2,232

2,354

2,476

2,598

2,720

2,842

2,964

3,086

3,208

3,330

3,452

3,574

3,696

3,818

3,940

4,062

4,184

4,306

4,428

4,550

4,694

4,838

4,982

5,126

5,270

5,414

5,558

5,702

5,846

5,990

6,134

6,420

6,706

6,992

7,278

7,564

7,850

" (5.) Subject to the next succeeding sub-regulation, the rate of annual salary, or each of the rates in a scale of rates of annual salary, applicable to an office under sub-regulation (1.), (2.), (3.) or (4.) of this regulation shall, in relation to a female officer occupying that office, be deemed to be $402.00 less than the rate applicable in relation to a male officer occupying that office.

" (6.) The rate of annual salary payable to an officer whose age is an age specified in the first column of the table in this sub-regulation and who occupies an office in the Third Division the minimum of the scale of rates of annual salary of which is less than $2,187.00 is whichever of the rates, specified in the second column of that table opposite to the age of the officer, that is applicable to the officer.

Age of Officer

Rate of Annual Salary

Male Officer

Female Officer

$

$

Under 18 years ........................................................................

1,350

1,164

18 years ..................................................................................

1,562

1,318

19 years ..................................................................................

1,788

1,470

20 years ..................................................................................

2,064

1,634

" (7.) The minimum rate of annual salary payable to an officer whose age is an age specified in the first column of the table in this sub-regulation who occupies an office in the Third Division (other than an office specified in either of the next two succeeding sub-regulations) is whichever of the rates, specified in the second column of that table opposite to the age of the officer, that is applicable to the officer.

Age of Officer

Rate of Annual Salary

Male Officer

Female Officer

$

$

21 years ..................................................................................

2,422

2,020

22 years ..................................................................................

2,555

2,153

23 years and over ....................................................................

2,688

2,286

" (8.) The minimum rate of annual salary payable to an officer who occupies an office in the Third Division specified in Table A in this sub-regulation and is of an age specified in the first column of Table B in this sub-regulation is whichever of the rates, specified in the second column of Table B in this sub-regulation, opposite to the age of the officer that is applicable to the officer.

Table A

Cadet (Agricultural Economics)

Cadet Meteorologist

Cadet Agronomist

Cadet Occupational Therapist

Cadet Architect

Cadet Pharmacist

Cadet Auditor

Cadet Physiotherapist

Cadet Bacteriologist

Cadet Quantity Surveyor

Cadet Biochemist

Cadet Social Worker

Cadet Chemist

Cadet (Statistics)

Cadet (Defence Science)

Cadet Surveyor

Cadet Dietitian

Cadet Valuer

Cadet Engineer

Cadet Veterinary Officer

Cadet Examiner of Patents

Dietitian-in-training

Cadet Geologist

Library Officer-in-training

Cadet Geophysicist

Teacher-in-training

Cadet Medical Officer

TABLE B

Age of Officer

Rate of Annual Salary

Male Officer

Female Officer

$

$

21 years ..................................................................................

2,187

1,785

22 years ..................................................................................

2,325

1,923

23 years and over ....................................................................

2,452

2,050

" (9,) The scale of rates of annual salary payable to an officer of the Third Division who occupies an office specified in the table in this sub-regulation, not being an officer referred to in sub-regulation (6.) of this regulation, is the scale of rates of annual salary that is payable under regulation 106 of these Regulations to an officer of the Fourth Division occupying an office having the same designation.

Assistant Chief Drafting Officer, Grade 1

Principal Technical Officer, Grade 1

Assistant Chief Drafting Officer, Grade 2

Principal Technical Officer, Grade 2

Chief Drafting Officer, Grade 1

Senior Drafting Officer, Grade 1

Chief Drafting Officer, Grade 2

Senior Drafting Officer, Grade 2

Chief Drafting Officer, Grade 3

Senior Technical Officer, Grade 1

Chief Drafting Officer, Grade 4

Senior Technical Officer, Grade 2

Chief Technical Officer

Senior Technical Officer, Grade 3

Chief Technical Officer, Grade 1

Supervisor, Grade 1

Chief Technical Officer, Grade 2

Supervisor, Grade 2

Drafting Assistant, Grade 1

Supervisor-in-training (Mail)

Drafting Assistant, Grade 2

Technical Assistant, Grade 1

Drafting Officer, Grade 1

Technical Assistant, Grade 2

Drafting Officer, Grade 2

Technical Officer, Grade 1

Postal Clerk

Technical Officer, Grade 2

Principal Technical Officer

Telegraphist

Traffic Officer-in-training

Trainee Engineer

" (10.) Where an officer occupies an office or performs the duties of an office in the Third Division the designation of which is specified in the second column of Part 1 of the Fifth Schedule to these Regulations and the officer has the qualifications, or satisfies the requirements relating to an allowance or allowances, referred to in the third column of that Schedule opposite to the designation of the office, he shall be paid an allowance or allowances in respect of those qualifications or conditions in accordance with the provisions specified, or referred to, in the third column of that Schedule opposite to the designation of the office.

" (11.) An officer of the Third Division who has the qualifications referred to in sub-paragraph (a) of paragraph 1 of Part II. of the Fifth Schedule to these Regulations shall, subject to that Part, be paid an allowance in accordance with that Part.

Salaries payable to officers of the Fourth Division.

" 106.—(1.) For the purposes of sub-section (2.) of section 30 of the Act, the rate of annual salary or the scale of rates of annual salary payable to an officer of the Fourth Division who occupies an office the designation of which is specified or described in Part I. or Part II. of the First Schedule to these Regulations is, subject to this regulation, the rate of annual salary or the scale of rate of annual salary specified in the second column of that Part opposite to the designation of the office occupied by the officer.

" (2.) The rate of annual salary, or each of the rates in a scale of rates of annual salary, applicable to an office specified or described in Part I. of the First Schedule to these Regulations shall, in relation to a female officer occupying that office, be deemed to be $402.00 less than the rate applicable in relation to a male officer occupying that office.

" (3.) Where an officer whose age is an age specified in the second column of the table in this sub-regulation occupies an office in the Fourth Division the designation of which is specified in the first column of that table, the rate of annual salary payable to the officer is whichever of the rates, specified in the third column of that table opposite to the age of the officer, that is applicable to the officer.

First Column

Second Column

Third Column

Designation of Office

Age of Officer

Rate of Annual Salary

Male Officer

Female Officer

$

$

1. Assistant (Data Transmission); Assistant, Grade 1; Assistant (Mint), Grade 1; Assistant (Photography); Assistant (Plan Printing), Grade 1; Assistant Storeman; Boathand; Boatman; Clerical Assistant, Grade 1; Indexer; Junior Assistant; Junior Postal Officer; Laboratory Attendant; Library Assistant, Grade 1; Lineman-in-training; Machine Tabulator, Grade 1; Mail Officer; Medical Laboratory Attendant; Postal Assistant; Postal Officer; Postman; Process Worker; Technician's Assistant; Tradesman's Assistant; X-ray Attendant; Weather Assistant; Workshops Assistant, Grade 1; Workshops Assistant, Grade 2

Under 17 years ..........

932

852

17 years.....................

1,100

984

18 years ....................

1,330

1,110

19 years ....................

1,560

1,246

20 years ....................

1,734

1,348

 

First Column

Second Column

Third Column

Designation of Office

Age of Officer

Rate of Annual Salary

Male Officer

Female Officer

$

$

2. Checker-in-training (Female); Cook's Assistant (Female); Folder (Female); Hospital Assistant (Female), Grade 1; Laundry Assistant (Female)

Under 17 years ..................................

..

852

17 years ..................................

..

984

18 years ..................................

..

1,110

19 years ..................................

..

1,246

20 years ..................................

..

1,348

3. Telephonist ..................................................................

Under 17 years ..................................

958

878

17 years ..................................

1,126

1,010

18 years ..................................

1,356

1,136

19 years ..................................

1,586

1,272

20 years ..................................

1,760

1,374

4. Addressing Machine Operator (Female), Grade 1; Phonogram Operator (Female)

Under 17 years ..................................

..

878

17 years ..................................

..

1,010

18 years ..................................

..

1,136

19 years ..................................

..

1,272

20 years ..................................

..

1,374

5. Data Processing Operator, Grade 1; Machine Operator-in-training; Mail Officer (Coding); Telegraphist; Telegraphist-in-training; Teleprinter Operator; Trainee Computer Operator

Under 17 years ..................................

978

972

17 years ..................................

1 142

1,072

18 years ..................................

1 370

1,200

19 years ..................................

1,600

1,360

20 years ..................................

1,800

1,530

6. Teleprinter Switchboard Attendant (Female); Telex Service Operator (Female)

Under 17 years ..................................

..

972

17 years ..................................

..

1,072

18 years ..................................

..

1,200

19 years ..................................

..

1,360

20 years ..................................

..

1,530

7. Seaman (Ordinary) .......................................................

Under 21 years ..................................

1,800

..

8. Clerk; Drafting Assistant, Grade 1; Junior Observer; Medical Laboratory Technologist-in-training; Postal Clerk; Postal Clerk-in-training; Radiographer-in-training; Technical Assistant, Grade 1

Under 17 years..................................

1,042

984

17 years ..................................

1,182

1,116

18 years ..................................

1,402

1,252

19 years ..................................

1,628

1,390

20 years..................................

1,884

1,534

9. Computing Assistant (Female) ......................................

Under 17 years ..................................

..

984

17 years..................................

..

1 116

18 years ..................................

..

1,252

19 years ..................................

..

1,390

20 years ..................................

..

1,534

10. Trainee Engineer ........................................................

Under 18 years ..................................

1,350

1,164

18 years ..................................

1,562

1,318

19 years ..................................

1 788

1 470

20 years ..................................

2,064

1,634

11. Food Processor (Female), Grade 1 ...............................

Under 19 years ..................................

..

1,070

19 years ..................................

..

1,246

20 years ..................................

..

1,348

12. Communications Officer .............................................

18 years ..................................

1,370

..

19 years .................................. ..................................

1,600

..

20 years ..................................

1,800

..

13. Flight Service Officer, Grade 1 ....................................

19 years ..................................

1,600

..

20 years ..................................

1,800

..

(4.) The scale of rates of annual salary payable to an officer who occupies an office of Accounting Machinist (Female), Grade 1, Card Punch Operator (Female), Grade 1, or Typist (Female), is $972–$1,072–S1,200–$1,360–$1,53–$1,705–$1,765–$1,821–$1,892.

" (5.) The minimum rate of annual salary payable to an officer who occupies an office specified in the last preceding sub-regulation is the rate of annual salary specified in the second column of the table in this sub-regulation opposite to the age of the officer.

Ago of Officer

Rate of Annual Salary

$

Under 17 years ................................................................................................

972

17 years ..........................................................................................................

1,072

18 years ..........................................................................................................

1,200

19 years ..........................................................................................................

1,360

20 years ..........................................................................................................

1,530

21 years and over ............................................................................................

1,705

" (6.) Notwithstanding anything contained in the last preceding sub-regulation, the Board may determine that an officer who occupies an office specified in sub-regulation (4.) of this regulation shall be paid a rate of salary ascertained by reference to the period of service of the officer in accordance with the table in this sub-regulation if the rate so ascertained would result in the payment of a higher rate of salary than that applicable under the last preceding sub-regulation.

Period of Service

Rate of Annual Salary

$

Less than one year ...........................................................................................

972

One year but less than two years .......................................................................

1,072

Two years but less than three years ...................................................................

1,200

Three years but less than four years ..................................................................

1,360

Four years but less than five years ....................................................................

1,530

Five years but less than six years ......................................................................

1,705

Six years but less than seven years ....................................................................

1,765

Seven years but less than eight years .................................................................

1,821

Eight years or more .........................................................................................

1,892

" (7.) For the purpose of the last preceding sub-regulation, " service " means—

(a) in the case of an officer occupying an office of Accounting Machinist (Female), Grade 1, or Typist (Female)—experience, either within or outside the Commonwealth Service, as an accounting machinist or typist or experience in both of those occupations; or

(b) in the case of an officer who occupies an office of Card Punch Operator (Female), Grade 1—experience, either within or outside the Commonwealth Service, as an accounting machinist, card punch operator or typist, or experience in more than one of those occupations.

" (8.) The scale of rates of annual salary payable to an officer who occupies an office specified in the first column of the table in this sub-regulation is the scale of rates of annual salary specified in the second column of that table opposite to the designation of the office occupied by the officer.

 

Designation of Office

Scale of Rates of Annual Salary in Dollars

Apprentice ..............................................................

917–1,069–1,607–1,935–2,012

Technician-in-training .............................................

917–1,069–1,607–1,935–2,051–2,107

Technician-in-training (Electrical) ...........................

917–1,069–1,607–1,935–2,012

Technician-in-training (Radio) .................................

917–1,069–1,607–1,035–2,051–2,107

" (9.) The rate of annual salary payable to an officer who occupies an office specified in the table in the last preceding sub-regulation and is of an age specified in the table in this sub-regulation is—

(a) in the case of an officer who occupies an office of Apprentice or Technician-in-training (Electrical)—the rate specified in the second column of the table in this sub-regulation opposite to the age of the officer; and

(b) in the case of an officer who occupies an office of Technician-in-training or Technician-in-training (Radio)—the rate specified in the third column of the table in this sub-regulation opposite to the age of the officer.

Age of Officer

Rate of Annual Salary of Apprentice or Technician-in-training (Electrical)

Rate of Annual Salary of Technician-in-training or Technician-in-training (Radio)

$

$

Under 17 years ........................................................................

917

917

17 years ..................................................................................

917

917

18 years ..................................................................................

1,069

1,069

19 years ..................................................................................

1,607

1,607

20 years ..................................................................................

1,935

1,935

21 years and over ....................................................................

2,012

2,051

" (10.) Notwithstanding anything contained in the last preceding sub-regulation, the Board may determine that an officer who occupies an office specified in the table in sub-regulation (8.) of this regulation shall be paid a rate of salary ascertained by reference to the period of service of the officer in accordance with the table in this sub-regulation if the rate so ascertained would result in the payment of a higher rate of salary than that applicable under the last preceding sub-regulation.

Designation of Office

Period of Service

Rate of Annual Salary

$

Apprentice; Technician-in-training;

Less than two years ..................................

917

Technician-in-training (Electrical);

Two years but less than three years ...........

1,069

Technician-in-training (Radio)

Three years but less than four years ...........

1,607

Four years or more ...................................

1,935

" (11.) Where the rate of annual salary payable in either of the last two preceding sub-regulations, to an officer who occupies the office of Apprentice and is indentured to serve as an Apprentice for a period of four years, is less than the rate of salary specified in the table in this sub-regulation, opposite to the period of service of the officer in that office, the officer shall be paid salary at the rate specified in the table in relation to that period of service.

 

Period of Service

Rule of Annual Salary

$

Less than one year ...........................................................................................

917

One year but less than two years .......................................................................

1,069

Two years but less than three years ...................................................................

1,607

Three years or more .........................................................................................

1,935

" (12.) Where an officer who occupies an office of Apprentice and, by the terms of his indenture, is regarded as an Apprentice who had, before the date of his indenture, already served for a specified period, the officer shall, for the purposes of the last preceding sub-regulation, be deemed to have served in the office of Apprentice for the period he is so regarded as having served as an Apprentice.

" (13.) Where—

(a) an officer occupies an office or performs the duties of an office the designation of which is specified in the second column of the Second Schedule to these Regulations; or

(b) an employee is employed in an office the designation of which is specified in the second column of the Second Schedule to these Regulations,

and the officer or employee has the qualifications, or satisfies the requirements relating to an allowance or allowances, referred to in the third column of that Schedule opposite to the designation of the office, he shall be paid an allowance or allowances in respect of those qualifications or conditions in accordance with the provisions specified, or referred to, in the third column of that Schedule opposite to the designation of the office.

" (14.) Where an officer—

(a) occupies one of the following offices in the Fourth Division:—

(i) Communications Officer;

(ii) Drafting Assistant, Grade 1;

(iii) Flight Service Officer, Grade 1;

(iv) Junior Observer;

(v) Medical Laboratory Attendant;

(vi) Medical Laboratory Technologist-in-training;

(vii) Postal Clerk;

(viii) Radiographer-in-training;

(ix) Technical Assistant, Grade 1;

(x) Telegraphist; or

(xi) Computing Assistant (Female);

(b) has not attained the age of twenty-one years;

(c) possess qualifications that, in the opinion of the Board, are of a standard not less than the standard of the qualifications required for transfer from the Fourth Division to the Third Division; and

(d) receives salary under these Regulations at a rate per annum less than the rate specified in the table in this sub-regulation that is applicable in relation to the officer,

the officer may be paid an allowance at the rate per annum equal to the difference between the rate of annual salary payable to him under these Regulations and the rate so specified.

 

Age of Officer

Rate of Salary

Male Officer

Female Officer

$

$

Under 18 years..........................................................................

1,350

1,164

18 years ....................................................................................

1,562

1,318

19 years ....................................................................................

1,788

1,470

20 years ....................................................................................

2,064

1,634

Variations of salaries.

11. Regulation 106a of the Public Service Regulations is amended—

(a) by omitting from the table in sub-regulation (5.) the figures " 1,662 "and inserting in their stead the figures " 1,705 "; and

(b) by omitting the table in sub-regulation (6.) and inserting in its stead the following table:—

Rate of Annual Salary

Amount of Increase

$

$

917

42

1,069

50

1,607

75

1,935

90

2,012 or more

105

Prescribed rate of salary for the purposes of section 50 (1a.).

12. Regulation 109ca of the Public Service Regulations is amended—

(a) by omitting from paragraph (a) the figures " 13,218 " and inserting in their stead the figures " $3,310.00 "; and

(b) by omitting from paragraph (b) the figures " $3,620 " and inserting in their stead the figures "$3,712.00".

Maximum salary for purposes of certain appeals.

13. Regulation 109h of the Public Service Regulations is amended—

(a) by omitting from paragraph (a) the figures " $5,790.00 " and inserting in their stead the figures " $6,533.00 "; and

(b) by omitting from paragraph (b) the figures " $5,388.00 " and inserting in their stead the figures " $6,131.00 ".

Conditions of transfer from Fourth Division to Third Division.

14. Regulation 112 of the Public Service Regulations is amended by omitting from sub-regulation (2.) the figures " $2,762.00 " and inserting in their stead the figures " $3,087.00 ".

First Schedule.

15. The First and Second Schedules to the Public Service Regulations are repealed and the Schedules set out in the First Schedule to these Regulations are inserted in their stead.

Second Schedule.

16. The Fourth and Fifth Schedules to the Public Service Regulations are repealed and the Schedules set out in the Second Schedule to these Regulations are inserted in their stead.

Authority for payment of allowance.

17. The Public Service Board may authorise the payment of an allowance, in respect of the period that commenced on the second day of February, 1967, and ended on the day immediately before the commencement of these Regulations, to each officer and employee of such an amount as would result in the total remuneration of the officer or employee being not less than the total remuneration that would have been payable to the officer or employee in respect of that period if the amendments made by these Regulations had taken effect on the second day of February, 1967.

FIRST SCHEDULE Regulation 15

" FIRST SCHEDULE

Regulation 106 (1.)

ANNUAL SALARIES OF THE FOURTH DIVISION

Part I: Male Officers

Office

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary in Dollars

Group 1

Accommodation Officer ..............................................................

2,614–2,700

Group 2

Airport Fireman ..........................................................................

2,012–2,107–2,195–2,294–2,381

Senior Airport Fireman ...............................................................

2,555–2,643–2,730–2,817

Airport Fire Officer, Grade 1 .......................................................

2,905–2,993–3,079

Airport Fire Officer, Grade 2 .......................................................

3,430–3,546

Airport Fire Officer, Grade 3 .......................................................

3,634–3,751

Instructor ....................................................................................

3,430–3,546

Regional Fire Officer ..................................................................

3,926–4,043

Senior Instructor .........................................................................

3,926–4,043

Group 3

Airport Labourer .........................................................................

1,885–1,952–2,012–2,079

Airport Groundsman ...................................................................

2,195–2,264–2,323–2,381

Airport Plant Operator .................................................................

2,264–2,352–2,440–2,527

Senior Airport Groundsman .........................................................

2,555–2,643

Airport Foreman, Grade 1 ............................................................

2,934

Airport Foreman, Grade 2 ............................................................

3,109

Group 4

Airport Safety Officer .................................................................

3,284

Group 5

Airport Traffic Officer .................................................................

1,982–2,051–2,107–2,167–2,223

Group 6

Amenities Officer—

Repatriation Department—

Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia ................

2,585–2,672–2,759–2,847–2,934–3,022

New South Wales and Victoria ..............................................

2,847–2,934–3,022–3,109–3,196–3,284

Group 7

Area Officer ...............................................................................

2,555–2,643

Group 8

Armourer, Grade 1 ......................................................................

2,079–2,137–2,195–2,264

Armourer, Grade 2 ......................................................................

2,264–2,352–2,440–2,527

Chief Armourer ..........................................................................

2,585–2,672–2,759

Group 9

Artisan .......................................................................................

2,264–2,352–2,440–2,527

Group 10

Assistant (Data Transmission)......................................................

1,982–2,051–2,107–2,167–2,223

Assistant, Grade 1 .......................................................................

1,982–2,051–2,107–2,167–2,223

Assistant, Grade 2 .......................................................................

2,223–2,294–2,352

Assistant, Grade 3 .......................................................................

2,352–2,440–2,527

Group 11

Assistant Aeronautical Inspector ..................................................

3,751–3,868–3,985

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division—continued

Part I.: Male Officers—continued

Office

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary in Dollars

Group 12

Assistant Airworthiness Surveyor ................................................

3,751–3,868–3,985

Group 13

Assistant (Animals), Grade 1 .......................................................

2,107–2,167–2,223

Assistant (Animals), Grade 2 .......................................................

2,294–2,352

Senior Assistant (Farm) ...............................................................

2,294–2,352

Group 14

Assistant (Auctions) ....................................................................

2,614–2,700–2,788–2,876

Group 15

Assistant Barracks Officer ...........................................................

2,876–2,964–3,051

Group 16

Assistant Battery Manager ...........................................................

3,196–3,313–3,430–3,546

Group 17

Assistant (Canvassing) ................................................................

2,440–2,527–2,614–2,700–2,788–2,876

Group 18

Assistant Catering and Accommodation Officer ............................

3,313–3,401–3,488–3,575–3,663

Group 19

Assistant Cinematographer ..........................................................

2,527–2,614–2,700

Group 20

Assistant Curator ........................................................................

2,527–2,614–2,700–2,788–2,876–2,964

Group 21

Assistant Engineer ......................................................................

3,180–3,267–3,355

Group 22

Assistant Gazette Officer .............................................................

2,440–2,527–2,614–2,700

Group 23

Assistant Keeper of Relics ...........................................................

2,440–2,527–2,614–2,700

Group 24

Assistant (Mails) .........................................................................

2,223–2,294–2,352

Group 25

Assistant Manager—

Department of Territories .........................................................

2,381–2,469–2,555

Group 26

Assistant Mechanical Supervisor ..................................................

3,343–3,458–3,575–3,692

Group 27

Assistant (Mint), Grade 1 ............................................................

1,924–1,982–2,051–2,107

Assistant (Mint), Grade 2 ............................................................

2,167–2,223

Group 28

Assistant (Moisture Tester— Dairy Export) ..................................

2,294–2,381–2,469–2,555–2,643

Group 29

Assistant (Motor Repair) .............................................................

1,952–2,012–2,079–2,137

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division—continued

Part I.: Male Officers—continued

Office

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary in Dollars

Group 30

Assistant (Plan Printing), Grade 1 ................................................

2,012–2,079–2,137–2,195–2,264–2,323–2,381

Assistant (Plan Printing), Grade 2 ................................................

2,440–2,527–2,614

Assistant (Plan Printing), Grade 3 ................................................

2,614–2,700–2,788

Officer-in-charge (Plan Printing) ..................................................

2,788–2,876–2,964

Group 31

Assistant (Post-mortem) ..............................................................

2,223–2,294–2,352–2,410

Group 32

Assistant (Printing), Grade 1 ........................................................

2,264–2,352–2,440

Assistant (Printing), Grade 2 ........................................................

2,440–2,527–2,614

Assistant (Printing), Grade 3 ........................................................

2,672–2,759–2,847

Senior Assistant (Printing), Grade 1 .............................................

2,585–2,672–2,759

Senior Assistant (Printing), Grade 2 .............................................

2,788–2,876–2,964

Senior Assistant (Printing), Grade 3 .............................................

3,051–3,138–3,226

Group 33

Assistant Publications Officer ......................................................

2,700–2,788–2,876

Group 34

Assistant Security Officer ............................................................

2,964–3,051–3,138

Group 35

Assistant (Stamper—Dairy Export) ..............................................

2,223–2,294–2,381–2,469–2,555

Group 36

Assistant (Stamp Sales)................................................................

2,352–2,440–2,527

Senior Assistant (Stamp Sales) .....................................................

2,614–2,700

Overseer (Stamp Sales) ...............................................................

3,051—3,138—3,226—3,313

Group 37

Assistant Stationer ......................................................................

3,138–3,226–3,313–3,401

Group 38

Assistant (Stationery, &c.) ...........................................................

2,964–3,051–3,138–3,226

Group 39

Assistant Supervisor—

Department of the Interior ........................................................

2,469–2,555–2,643

Group 40

Assistant Supervisor—

Department of the Treasury—

Taxation Branch ..................................................................

2,700–2,788

Group 41

Assistant Supervisor—

Department of Supply—

Weapons Research Establishment .........................................

3,838–3,955–4,072

Group 42

Assistant Supervisor—

Department of Supply—

Central Drawing Office ........................................................

4,189–4,306–4,423

Group 43

Assistant Supervisor (Despatch) ...................................................

2,107–2,167–2,223

Group 44

Assistant Supervisor (Filing) ........................................................

3,051–3,138

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division—continued

Part I.: Male Officers—continued

Office

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary in Dollars

Group 45

Assistant Supervisor (Food Services) ...........................................

3,079–3,167–3,284–3,401–3,517

Group 46

Assistant Traffic Inspector ...........................................................

2,527–2,614

Group 47

Assistant (Transport) ...................................................................

2,555–2,643–2,730

Group 48

Assistant Welfare Officer ............................................................

2,788–2,876–2,964–3,051

Group 49

Attendant, Grade 1 ......................................................................

2,223–2,294–2,352

Attendant, Grade 2 ......................................................................

2,352–2,440–2,527

Attendant, Grade 3 ......................................................................

2,527–2,614–2,700

Senior Attendant .........................................................................

2,555–2,643–2,730

Principal Attendant .....................................................................

2,700–2,788–2,876

Group 50

Barracks Officer—

Department of Defence—

Australian Capital Territory ...................................................

2,788–2,876–2,964

Group 51

Barracks Officer—

Department of Defence—

Victoria ................................................................................

3,313–3,430–3,546

Group 52

Barracks Officer (Navy) ..............................................................

2,876–2,964–3,051

Group 53

Bills Officer ...............................................................................

2,788–2,876–2,964–3,051

Group 54

Blacksmith .................................................................................

2,294–2,381–2,469–2,555

Senior Blacksmith, Grade 1 .........................................................

2,730–2,817

Group 55

Boathand ....................................................................................

1,885–1,952–2,012

Group 56

Boatman .....................................................................................

1,827–1,885–1,952–2,012

Group 57

Boatshed Officer .........................................................................

2,700–2,788

Group 58

Boatswain ..................................................................................

2,406–2,490–2,576

Group 59

Bodymaker .................................................................................

2,264–2,352–2,440–2,527

Senior Bodymaker, Grade 1 .........................................................

2,700–2,788

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division—continued

Part I.: Male Officers—continued

Office

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary in Dollars

Group 60

Boiler Attendant—

Repatriation Department ...........................................................

1,827–1,885–1,952–2,012

Group 61

Bookbinder—

Department of the Treasury—

Canberra .............................................................................

2,264–2,323–2,381

Darwin ................................................................................

2,672–2,759–2,847

Group 62

Boot Machinist ...........................................................................

2,137–2,195–2,264–2,323

Group 63

Boring Inspector .........................................................................

3,022–3,109–3,196–3,313–3,430

Group 64

Boring Superintendent .................................................................

3,692–3,809–3,926

Group 65

Boring Supervisor (Rotary) ..........................................................

4,569–4,685–4,802–4,919

Group 66

Building Inspector ......................................................................

3,458–3,575–3,692

Senior Building Inspector ............................................................

3,809–3,926

Group 67

Butcher ......................................................................................

2,264–2,352–2,440–2,527

Head Butcher ..............................................................................

2,614–2,700

Group 68

Cable Recorder ...........................................................................

2,319–2,406–2,493–2,581

Group 69

Cameraman, Grade 2 ...................................................................

3,864–3,989–4,115–4,240–4,365

Group 70

Canteen Assistant .......................................................................

1,982–2,051–2,107

Group 71

Canteen Manager—

Repatriation Department—

Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia................

2,381–2,469–2,555–2,643

Victoria ................................................................................

2,643–2,730–2,817–2,905–2,993

New South Wales .................................................................

2,730–2,817–2,905–2,993–3,079

Group 72

Canteen Manager—

Department of Supply ..............................................................

3,488–3,605–3,722–3,838–3,955

Group 73

Canvas Worker ...........................................................................

2,079–2,137–2,195–2,264

Senior Canvas Worker, Grade 1 ...................................................

2,440–2,527

Foreman Canvas Worker, Grade 1................................................

3,136–3,239

Foreman Canvas Worker, Grade 2 ...............................................

3,362–3,484–3,608–3,731

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division—continued

Part I.: Male Officers—continued

Office

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary in Dollars

Group 74

Caretaker—

Department of Customs and Excise—

South Australia .....................................................................

1,885–1,952–2,012–2,079

Victoria ................................................................................

2,137–2,195–2,264

New South Wales .................................................................

2,381–2,469–2,555

Other Departments ......................................................................

1,885–1,952–2,012–2,079

Group 75

Carpenter ...................................................................................

2,264–2,352–2,440–2,527

Senior Carpenter, Grade 1 ...........................................................

2,700–2,788

Senior Carpenter, Grade 2 ...........................................................

2,876

Foreman Carpenter, Grade 1 ........................................................

3,398–3,521

Foreman Carpenter, Grade 2—

Postmaster-General's Department...............................................

3,768–3,891–4,014–4,137

Other Departments ...................................................................

3,644–3,768

Foreman Carpenter, Grade 3—

Postmaster-General's Department ..............................................

4,261–4,384–4,507

Other Departments ...................................................................

3,891–4,014–4,137

Group 76

Caster .........................................................................................

2,264–2,323–2,381

Group 77

Assistant Catering Adviser ..........................................................

2,788–2,876–2,964–3,051–3,138

Catering Adviser, Grade 1 ...........................................................

3,313–3,430–3,546–3,663

Catering Adviser, Grade 2 ...........................................................

3,809–3,926–4,043

Group 78

Catering Manager—

Repatriation Department—

Queensland and South Australia ............................................

3,343–3,458–3,575

Victoria ................................................................................

3,605–3,722–3,838

New South Wales .................................................................

3,838–3,955–4,072

Group 79

Catering Officer ..........................................................................

3,051–3,138–3,226–3,343–3,458

Group 80

Chainman ...................................................................................

2,137–2,195–2,264–2,323

Senior Chainman, Grade 1 ...........................................................

2,440

Senior Chainman, Grade 2 ...........................................................

2,555

Group 81

Chief Engraver ...........................................................................

4,423–4,540–4,656

Group 82

Chiropodist .................................................................................

2,585–2,700–2,817

Group 83

Cleaner.......................................................................................

1,827–1,885–1,952–2,012

Senior Cleaner, Grade 1 ..............................................................

2,137

Senior Cleaner, Grade 2 ..............................................................

2,195

Senior Cleaner, Grade 3 ..............................................................

2,264

Foreman Cleaner .........................................................................

2,352–2,410–2,469

Overseer (Cleaners) ....................................................................

2,555–2,643–2,730

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division—continued

Part I.: Male Officers—continued

Office

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary in Dollars

Group 84

Clerical Assistant, Grade 1 ..........................................................

1,982–2,051–2,107–2,167–2,223

Clerical Assistant, Grade 2 ..........................................................

2,223–2,294–2,352

Clerical Assistant, Grade 3 ..........................................................

2,352–2,440–2,527

Clerical Assistant, Grade 4 ..........................................................

2,527–2,614

Clerical Assistant, Grade 5 ..........................................................

2,614–2,700

Senior Clerical Assistant—

Postmaster-General's Department—

Mail Exchange Branch .........................................................

2,905–2,993

Post Offices Branch .............................................................

2,788–2,876–2,964

Stores and Contracts Branch ................................................

2,788–2,876–2,964

Telecommunications Division ..............................................

2,700–2,788

Department of the Treasury—

Taxation Branch—

New South Wales and Victoria .........................................

2,788–2,876–2,964

Department of External Affairs ................................................

2,700–2,788–2,876–2,964

Other Departments ..................................................................

2,700–2,788

Assistant Supervisor (Annex) ......................................................

2,700–2,788

Assistant Supervisor (Index) ........................................................

2,876–2,964

Assistant Supervisor (Searching) ..................................................

2,876–2,964

Group 85

Clerical Assistant (Recruiting) .....................................................

2,700–2,788–2,876–2,964–3,051–3,138

Group 86

Clerk ..........................................................................................

1,982–2,079–2,167–2,264–2,352–2,440–2,527–2,614

Group 87

Communications Officer .............................................................

2,294–2,381–2,469–2,555–2,643–2,730–2,817–2,905

Group 88

Compositor .................................................................................

2,264–2,323–2,381

Group 89

Computer Operator, Grade 1 ........................................................

2,555–2,643–2,730

Computer Operator, Grade 2 ........................................................

2,905–2,993–3,079

Senior Computer Operator, Grade 1 .............................................

3,167–3,255

Senior Computer Operator, Grade 2 .............................................

3,372–3,488–3,605

Senior Computer Operator, Grade 3 .............................................

3,722–3,838–3,955

Group 90

Control Officer (Workshops)—

Department of Supply—

New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria..........................

3,226–3,343–3,458

South Australia—

Woomera ........................................................................

2,905–2,993–3,079

Finsbury .........................................................................

3,226–3,343–3,458

Group 91

Conveyancing Assistant ..............................................................

3,838–3,955–4,072–4,189–4,306

Group 92

Cook ..........................................................................................

2,206–2,264–2,320

Chief Cook .................................................................................

2,434–2,520–2,604

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued

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Part I.: Male Officers—continued

Office

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary in Dollars

Group 93

Cook, Grade 1 ............................................................................

2,137–2,195–2,264–2,323

Cook, Grade 2 ............................................................................

2,381–2,469–2,555

Chef, Grade 1 .............................................................................

2,759–2,847–2,934

Chef, Grade 2 .............................................................................

2,993–3,079–3,167

Group 94

Counter Officer, Grade 1 .............................................................

2,352–2,440–2,527

Counter Officer, Grade 2 .............................................................

2,527–2,614–2,700

Group 95

Coxswain ...................................................................................

2,223–2,294

Group 96

Crew Attendant ...........................................................................

2,064–2,122–2,178

Group 97

Custodian (Buildings)—

Department of the Interior—

Queensland ..........................................................................

2,469–2,555–2,643

New South Wales .................................................................

2,730–2,817–2,905

Australian Capital Territory ..................................................

2,817–2,905–2,993

Victoria ...............................................................................

3,196–3,313–3,430

Postmaster-General's Department—

Tasmania .............................................................................

2,469–2,555–2,643

Western Australia .................................................................

2,585–2,672–2,759

Queensland ..........................................................................

2,730–2,817–2,905

South Australia ....................................................................

2,905–2,993–3,079

New South Wales and Victoria .............................................

3,284–3,401–3,517

Department of Supply .................................................................

2,905–2,993–3,079

Group 98

Cycle Mechanic ..........................................................................

2,012–2,079–2,137–2,195

Senior Cycle Mechanic, Grade 1 ..................................................

2,381–2,469

Group 99

Danger Building Officer ..............................................................

3,022–3,109–3,196–3,313

Group 100

Data Processing Operator, Grade 1 ...............................................

2,107–2,167–2,223–2,294

Data Processing Operator, Grade 2 ...............................................

2,555

Data Processing Operator, Grade 3 ...............................................

2,730

Data Processing Operator, Grade 4 ...............................................

2,905–2,993–3,079

Supervisor (Data Processing), Grade 1 .........................................

2,905

Supervisor (Data Processing), Grade 2 .........................................

3,079

Supervisor (Data Processing), Grade 3 .........................................

3,255

Senior Data Processing Operator, Grade 1 ....................................

3,167–3,255

Senior Data Processing Operator, Grade 2 ....................................

3,372–3,488–3,605

Senior Data Processing Operator, Grade 3 ....................................

3,722–3,838–3,955

Group 101

Dental Mechanic .........................................................................

2,672–2,759–2,847

Senior Dental Mechanic ..............................................................

2,964–3,051–3,138

Group 102

Designer and Cutter ....................................................................

2,817–2,905–2,993

Senior Designer and Cutter ..........................................................

3,167–3,255

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division—continued

Part I.: Male Officers—continued

Office

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary in Dollars

Group 103

Drafting Assistant, Grade 1 ..........................................................

2,012–2,079–2,187–2,303–2,406–2,511–2,614

Drafting Assistant, Grade 2 ..........................................................

2,718–2,823–2,926–3,031–3,134–3,239

Drafting Officer, Grade 1 ............................................................

3,343–3,446–3,551–3,654–3,759

Drafting Officer, Grade 2 ............................................................

3,864–4,020–4,176

Senior Drafting Officer, Grade 1 ..................................................

4,345–4,501–4,656

Senior Drafting Officer, Grade 2 ..................................................

4,843–5,031–5,219

Assistant Chief Drafting Officer, Grade 1 .....................................

5,281–5,469–5,656

Assistant Chief Drafting Officer, Grade 2 .....................................

5,656–5,841–6,028

Chief Drafting Officer, Grade 1 ...................................................

5,281–5,469–5,656

Chief Drafting Officer, Grade 2 ...................................................

5,656–5,841–6,028

Chief Drafting Officer, Grade 3 ...................................................

6,028–6,217–6,405

Chief Drafting Officer, Grade 4 ...................................................

6,405–6,590–6,777

Group 104

Drill Foreman .............................................................................

2,788–2,876–2,964–3,051

Group 105

Drill Supervisor ..........................................................................

3,022–3,109–3,226–3,343–3,458–3,575

Group 106

Drilling Overseer ........................................................................

3,138–3,226–3,313

Group 107

Drilling Superintendent ...............................................................

3,692–3,809–3,926

Group 108

Electrical Assistant .....................................................................

2,051–2,107–2,167–2,223

Group 109

Electrical Fitter and Mechanic .....................................................

2,264–2,352–2,440–2,527

Electrician ..................................................................................

2,264–2,352–2,440–2,527

Senior Electrical Fitter and Mechanic, Grade 1 .............................

2,700—2,788

Senior Electrical Fitter and Mechanic, Grade 2..............................

2,876

Foreman Electrical Fitter and Mechanic, Grade 1 ..........................

3,398–3,521

Group 110

Electroplater (Second Class) ........................................................

2,051–2,107–2,167–2,223

Electroplater (First Class) ............................................................

2,264–2,352–2,440–2,527

Senior Electroplater, Grade 1 .......................................................

2,700–2,788

Group 111

Employment Officer—

Department of Labour and National Service..............................

2,821–2,954–3,087–3,220–3,353

Senior Employment Officer .........................................................

3,180–3,313–3,446–3,579–3,712

Group 112

Employment Officer—

Office of the Public Service Board ...........................................

3,196–3,284–3,401–3,517–3,634

Group 113

Engine Driver .............................................................................

2,410–2,498–2,585

Group 114

Engine Fitter ...............................................................................

2,323–2,410–2,498–2,585

Group 115

Engineer-in-charge ......................................................................

4,265–4,353

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division—continued

Part I.: Male Officers—continued

Office

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary in Dollars

Group 116

Engraving Machinist (First Class) ................................................

2,264–2,323–2,381

Group 117

Estimating Officer ......................................................................

3,079–3,167–3,284

Group 118

Examiner, Grade 1 ......................................................................

2,079–2,137–2,195–2,264

Examiner, Grade 2 ......................................................................

2,381–2,469–2,555–2,643

Senior Examiner .........................................................................

2,643–2,730–2,817–2,905–2,993

Senior Examiner, Grade 1 ............................................................

2,643–2,730–2,817

Senior Examiner, Grade 2 ............................................................

2,817–2,905–2,993

Senior Inspector ..........................................................................

3,458–3,546

Chief Examiner ...........................................................................

3,167–3,255

Chief Examiner, Grade 1 .............................................................

3,167–3,255

Chief Examiner, Grade 2 .............................................................

3,343–3,430

Supervising Examiner .................................................................

3,488–3,605–3,722

Group Inspector, Grade 1—

Ammunition Factory, Footscray ...............................................

3,605–3,722

Government Aircraft Factories .................................................

3,722–3,838

Group Inspector, Grade 2 ............................................................

3,868–3,985–4,102

Inspector-in-charge, Grade 1 ........................................................

4,160 4,277–4,394–4,511–4,627

Inspector-in-charge, Grade 2 ........................................................

4,744–4,860

Group 119

Excise Officer, Grade 1 ...............................................................

2,422–2,555–2,688–2,821–2,954 3,087

Excise Officer, Grade 2 ...............................................................

2,821–2,954–3,087–3,220–3,353

Group 120

Field Assistant ............................................................................

2,264–2,352–2,440–2,527

Group 121

Field Officer—

Postmaster-General's Department .............................................

3,891–4,014–4,137

Department of Supply ..............................................................

3,891–4,014–4,137

Group 122

Field Officer—

Department of the Treasury—

Statistician's Branch .............................................................

3,430–3,546–3,663

Group 123

Film Officer—

Prime Minister's Department ....................................................

3,051–3,138–3,226

Group 124

Finisher ......................................................................................

2,264–2,323–2,381

Group 125

Firefighter ..................................................................................

2,352–2,440–2,527–2,614–2,700

Senior Firefighter ........................................................................

2,817

Station Officer ............................................................................

3,313–3,430

Deputy Chief Fire Officer ............................................................

2,934–3,022

Chief Fire Officer—....................................................................

Department of Territories .........................................................

3,926–4,043

Department of Supply ..............................................................

3,458–3,575–3,692

Group 126

Fire Officer ................................................................................

2,323–2,410

Fire Assistant ..............................................................................

1,952–2,012–2,079–2,137

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division—continued

Part I.: Male Officers—continued

Office

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary in Dollars

Group 127

Fire Protection Officer ................................................................

3,692–3,809–3,926

Group 128

Machinist (Second Class) ............................................................

2,051–2,107–2,167–2,223

Fitter ...........................................................................................

2,264–2,352–2,440–2,527

Fitter and Turner .........................................................................

2,264–2,352–2,440–2,527

Senior Fitter, Grade 1 ..................................................................

2,700–2,788

Senior Fitter and Turner, Grade 1 .................................................

2,700–2,788

Senior Fitter and Turner, Grade 2 .................................................

2,876

Group 129

Flight Service Officer, Grade 1 ....................................................

2,432–2,535–2,637–2,739–2,841–2,944–3,047–3,148–3,251–3,353

Flight Service Officer, Grade 2 ....................................................

3,507–3,610–3,712–3,815

Flight Service Officer, Grade 3 ....................................................

4,020–4,123–4,226–4,328

Group 130

Foreman, Grade D .......................................................................

3,194–3,296–3,398

Foreman, Grade C .......................................................................

3,521–3,644–3,768

Foreman, Grade B .......................................................................

3,891–4,014–4,137

Foreman, Grade A .......................................................................

4,261–4,384–4,507

Group 131

Foreman, Grade 1 .......................................................................

3,398–3,521

Foreman, Grade 2—

Postmaster-General's Department .............................................

3,768–3,891–4,014–4,137

Other Departments ...................................................................

3,644–3,768

Foreman, Grade 3—

Postmaster-General's Department .............................................

4,261–4,384–4,507

Other Departments ...................................................................

3,891–4,014 4,137

Supervisor (Artisans), Grade 4 .....................................................

4,753

Supervisor (Artisans), Grade 5 .....................................................

4,999

Group 132

Foreman (Sewerage and Drainage) ...............................................

2,784–2,886

Group 133

Fork Lift Driver ..........................................................................

2,051–2,107–2,167–2,223

Group 134

French Polisher ...........................................................................

2,264–2,352–2,440–2,527

Senior French Polisher, Grade 1 ...................................................

2,700 2,788

Group 135

Canned Fruit Inspector-in-charge .................................................

2,858

Dried Fruit Inspector, Grade 2 .....................................................

2,932

Fruit Inspector (Supervising) .......................................................

3,118–3,222–3,325–3,430

Senior Inspector (Fruit) ...............................................................

3,868–3,985–4,102

Group 136

Assistant Furniture Officer ..........................................................

3,838–3,955–4,072

Furniture Officer .........................................................................

4,102–4,218–4,335

Senior Furniture Officer ..............................................................

4,365–4,482–4,597

Group 137

Garage Attendant ........................................................................

1,885 1,952–2,012–2,079

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division—continued

Part I.: Male Officers—continued

Office

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary in Dollars

Group 138

Gardener, Grade 1 .......................................................................

1,857–1,924–1,982–2,051

Gardener, Grade 2 .......................................................................

2,051–2,107–2,167–2,223

Assistant Supervisor (Gardens and Grounds) ................................

2,294–2,352–2,410

Foreman Gardener ......................................................................

2,294–2,352–2,410

Supervisor (Gardens and Grounds) ...............................................

2,672–2,759–2,847

Group 139

Gatekeeper .................................................................................

1,952–2,012–2,079–2,137

Group 140

Gazette Officer ...........................................................................

3,430–3,546–3,663

Group 141

Geophysical Assistant .................................................................

2,440–2,527–2,614–2,700

Group 142

Groundsman ...............................................................................

2,012–2,079–2,137–2,195

Group 143

Guillotine Machine Operator .......................................................

2,264–2,323–2,381

Group 144

Guillotine Operator .....................................................................

2,051–2,107–2,167–2,223

Group 145

Handyman ..................................................................................

1,924–1,982–2,051–2,107

Group 146

Head Reader ...............................................................................

3,710–3,797

Group 147

Quarantine Inspector—

Other than New South Wales ....................................................

3,079–3,167–3,255–3,372–3,488–3,605

New South Wales.....................................................................

3,167–3,255–3,372–3,488–3,605–3,722

Health Inspector ..........................................................................

3,167–3,255–3,372–3,488–3,605–3,722

Senior Health Inspector ...............................................................

3,751–3,868–3,985

Chief Health Inspector ................................................................

4,306

Group 148

Hydrometer Tester ......................................................................

2,294–2,381–2,469–2,555–2,643–2,730

Group 149

Indexer .......................................................................................

1,982–2,051–2,107–2,167–2,223

Senior Indexer ............................................................................

2,352–2,440–2,527

Indexer-in-charge, Grade 1 ..........................................................

2,614–2,700

Indexer-in-charge, Grade 2 ..........................................................

2,730–2,817–2,905–2,993

Group 150

Attorney-General's Department —

Inquiry Officer, Grade 1 ...........................................................

2,440–2,498–2,555–2,643–2,730

Group 151

Department of Customs and Excise —

Inquiry Officer, Grade 1............................................................

2,498–2,585–2,672

Inquiry Officer, Grade 2 ...........................................................

2,672–2,759–2,847–2,934

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division—continued

Part I.: Male Officers—continued

Office

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary in Dollars

Group 152

Department of Housing—

Inquiry Officer, Grade 1 ..........................................................

2,440–2,527–2,613–2,700–2,788

Inquiry Officer, Grade 2 ..........................................................

2,788–2,876–2,964

Group 153

Department of the Interior—

Inquiry Officer, Grade 1 ..........................................................

2,440–2,527–2,614–2,700–2,788

Inquiry Officer, Grade 2 ..........................................................

2,788–2,876–2,964

Group 154

Repatriation Department—

Inquiry Officer, Grade 1 ..........................................................

2,440–2,527–2,614–2,700–2,788

Inquiry Officer, Grade 2 ..........................................................

2,788–2,876–2,964

Inquiry Officer, Grade 3 ..........................................................

2,964–3,051–3,138–3,226

Officer-in-charge—

Queensland .........................................................................

3,051–3,138–3,226–3,313

New South Wales and Victoria ............................................

3,226–3,313–3,401–3,488

Group 155

Department of Social Services—

Inquiry Officer, Grade 1 ..........................................................

2,440–2,527–2,614–2,700–2,788

Inquiry Officer, Grade 2...........................................................

2,788–2,876–2,964

Inquiry Officer, Grade 3 ..........................................................

2,964–3,051–3,138–3,226

Senior Inquiry Officer—

Bankstown .........................................................................

3,051–3,138–3,226–3,313

Newcastle ..........................................................................

3,051–3,138–3,226–3,313

Queensland ........................................................................

3,051–3,138–3,226–3,313

Victoria ..............................................................................

3,343–3,430–3,517

Sydney ...............................................................................

3,401–3,517–3,634

Officer-in-charge—

Tasmania ............................................................................

3,051–3,138–3,226–3,313

South Australia and Western Australia .................................

3,226–3,313–3,401–3,488

Queensland .........................................................................

3,546–3,663–3,780–3,897

Victoria ..............................................................................

3,663–3,780–3,897–4,014

New South Wales ................................................................

3,780–3,897–4,014–4,131–4,248

Group 156

Inquiry Officer (Mails) ................................................................

2,585–2,672–2,759–2,847

Group 157

Inspector—

Department of the Interior—

Education and Welfare Section .............................................

2,934–3,022–3,109–3,196

Department of Customs and Excise—

Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia ...............

3,838–3,955–4,072

New South Wales and Victoria .............................................

4,072–4,189–4,306

Group 158

Department of the Interior—

General Services Section ..........................................................

Inspector .............................................................................

2,535–2,634–2,730–2,817

Superintendent .....................................................................

3,663–3,780–3,897–4,104

Group 159

Department of the Interior—

Traffic Section—

Inspector ..............................................................................

2,788–2,876

Senior Inspector....................................................................

2,993–3,079–3,167–3,255

Group 160

Inspector (Armament and General Engineering) ............................

2,817–2,905–2,993

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued

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Part I.: Male Officers—continued

Office

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary in Dollars

Group 161

Inspector (Automotive)................................................................

2,817–2,905–2,993

Group 162

Inspector (Explosives Transport) ..................................................

3,022–3,109–3,196–3,313

Group 163

Inspector (Fire Services) Grade 1 .................................................

4,482–4,597

Inspector (Fire Services) Grade 2 .................................................

5,035–5,151

Group 164

Inspector (Industrial) ...................................................................

2,817–2,905–2,993–3,079–3,167 3,284

Group 165

Inspector (Instruments) ................................................................

2,817–2,905–2,993

Group 166

Inspector (Leases) .......................................................................

2,469–2,555–2,643

Group 167

Inspector (Orchards and Fruit) .....................................................

2,770–2,78 8–2,876–2,964–3,051

Group 168

Inspector (Property)—

Department of the Interior—

South Australia ...................................................................

3,079–3,167–3,255

Australian Capital Territory .................................................

3,226–3,343–3,458

Department of Territories .........................................................

3,079–3,167–3,255

Group 169

Inspector (Technical) ..................................................................

2,993–3,109–3,226–3,343–3,458 3,575–3,692–3,809–3,926–4,043 4,160

Senior Inspector (Technical) ........................................................

4,685–4,802–4,919

Group 170

Inspector (Water and Sewerage) ...................................................

8,085–8,359–8,633

Group 30

Supervising Drafting Officer, Central Office .................................

6,777–6,985–7,193

Supervising Drafting Officer, Victoria ..........................................

6,777–6,985–7,193

Supervising Drafting Officer, Queensland ....................................

6,777–6,985–7,193

Supervising Drafting Officer, New South Wales ...........................

7,193–7,401–7,608

Controller of Drafting Services ....................................................

7,608–7,815–8,024

Group 31

Education Officer, Class 1 ...........................................................

3,528–3,753–3,979–4,205–4,472–4,738–5,005

Education Officer, Class 2 ...........................................................

5,189–5,374–5,560–5,745

Education Officer, Class 3 ...........................................................

5,969–6,195–6,421–6,646

Education Officer, Class 4 ...........................................................

6,892–7,137–7,382

Chief Education Officer ..............................................................

7,649–7,9158,181

Group 32

Engineer, Class 1 ........................................................................

3,154–3,456–3,759–4,106–4,498–4,890

Engineer, Class 2 ........................................................................

5,212–5,430–5,648–5,866

Engineer, Class 3 ........................................................................

6,187–6,441–6,695–6,949

Engineer, Class 4 ........................................................................

7,263–7,517–7,771

Engineer, Class 5 ........................................................................

8,085–8,359–8,633

Group 33

Entomologist, Class 1 ..................................................................

3,037–3,154–3,456–3,759–4,106–4,498–4,890

Entomologist, Class 2 ..................................................................

5,104–5,323–5,542–5,761

Entomologist, Class 3 ..................................................................

5,975–6,187–6,399–6,611

Chief Entomologist .....................................................................

7,640–7,917–8,194

FOURTH SCHEDULE—continued

Annual Salaries of Certain Officers of the Third Division—continued

Part I.—continued

Office

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary in Dollars

Group 34

Examiner of Airmen—

Examinations .........................................................................

5,550–5,713–5,878

Radio ....................................................................................

5,550–5,713–5,878

Other than Examinations and Radio ........................................

5,878–6,040–6,205

Senior Examiner of Airmen—......................................................

Theory and Examinations .......................................................

6,225–6,431–6,636

Other than Theory and Examinations ......................................

6,636–6,840–7,044

Superintendent—Air Crew Standards ...........................................

8,787

Group 35

Examiner of Patents, Class 1 ........................................................

3,037–3,154–3,456–3,759–4,106–4,498–4,890

Examiner of Patents, Class 2 ........................................................

5,104–5,323–5,542–5,761

Supervising Examiner of Patents, Class 1 .....................................

6,013–6,267–6,521–6,775

Supervising Examiner of Patents, Class 2 .....................................

7,027–7,281–7,535

Assistant Commissioner of Patents—

Patent Examination Branch—

Attorney-General's Department ............................................

8,197

Group 36

Examiner of Patents, Grade B  

2,833–2,967–3,130–3,315–3,499–3,684–3,889–4,094–4,299–4,505

Examiner of Patents, Grade A ......................................................

4,710–4,915–5,120–5,325–5,530

Group 37

Experimental Officer, Class 1 ......................................................

3,037–3,154–3,456–3,759–4,106–4,498–4,890

Experimental Officer, Class 2 ......................................................

5,104–5,323–5,542–5,761

Experimental Officer, Class 3 ......................................................

6,013–6,267–6,521–6,775

Experimental Officer, Class 4 ......................................................

7,027–7,281–7,535

Group 38

External Affairs Officer, Class 1 ..................................................

3,148–3,313–3,497–3,764–4,031–4,297–4,564–4,831

External Affairs Officer, Class 2 ..................................................

5,108–5,323–5,538–5,755

External Affairs Officer, Class 3 ..................................................

6,019–6,276–6,533–6,787

External Affairs Officer, Class 4 ..................................................

7,332–7,598–7,864

Group 39

Film Director ..............................................................................

4,969–5,177–5,385

Group 40

Flight Service Supervisor, Grade 1 ...............................................

4,687–4,841–4,995

Flight Service Supervisor, Grade 2 ...............................................

5,406–5,610–5,814

Flight Service Supervisor, Grade 3 ...............................................

6,225–6,431

Superintendent—Flight Service ...................................................

7,895

Group 41

Forestry Officer, Class 1 ..............................................................

3,037–3,154–3,456–3,759–4,106–4,498–4,890

Forestry Officer, Class 2 ..............................................................

5,104–5,323–5,542–5,761

Forestry Officer, Class 3 ..............................................................

5,975–6,187–6,399–6,611

Forestry Officer, Class 4 ..............................................................

6,864–7,117–7,370

Group 42

Fruit Export Standards Officer, Class 1 ........................................

3,037–3,154–3,456–3,759–4,106–4,498–4,890

Fruit Export Standards Officer, Class 2 ........................................

5,104–5,323–5,542–5,761

Fruit Export Standards Officer, Class 3 ........................................

5,975–6,187–6,399–6,611

Chief Fruit Export Standards Officer ............................................

7,640–7,917–8,194

FOURTH SCHEDULE—continued

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Part I.—continued

Office

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary in Dollars

Group 43

Fuel Technologist .......................................................................

5,564–5,791–6,017–6,245

Senior Fuel Technologist .............................................................

6,495–6,743–6,991–7,239

Group 44

Geohydrologist, Class 1 ...............................................................

3,037–3,154–3,456–3,759–4,106–4,498–4,890

Geohydrologist, Class 2 ...............................................................

5,104–5,323–5,542–5,761

Group 45

Geologist, Class 1 .......................................................................

3,037–3,154–3,456–3,759–4,106–4,498–4,890

Geologist, Class 2 .......................................................................

5,104–5,323–5,542–5,761

Geologist, Class 3 .......................................................................

5,975–6,187–6,399–6,611

Geologist, Class 4 .......................................................................

6,864–7,117–7,370

Geologist, Class 5 .......................................................................

7,640–7,917–8,194

Group 46

Geophysicist, Class 1 ..................................................................

3,037–3,154–3,456–3,759–4,106–4,498–4,890

Geophysicist, Class 2 ..................................................................

5,104–5,323–5,542–5,761

Geophysicist, Class 3 ..................................................................

5,975–6,187–6,399–6,611

Geophysicist, Class 4 ..................................................................

6,864–7,117–7,370

Geophysicist, Class 5 ..................................................................

7,640–7,917–8,194

Group 47

Glaciologist, Class 1 ...................................................................

3,037–3,154–3,456–3,759–4,106–4,498–4,890

Glaciologist, Class 2 ...................................................................

5,104–5,323–5,542–5,761

Glaciologist, Class 3 ...................................................................

5,975–6,187–6,399–6,611

Group 48

Department of the Army—

General Stores and Clothing Division—

Army Inspection Service—

Senior Inspector ..............................................................

5,975–6,187–6,399–6,611

Principal Inspector ..........................................................

6,864–7,117–7,370

Group 49

Inspector (Air Safety)—

Other than Papua/New Guinea .................................................

6,225–6,431–6,636

Papua/New Guinea ..................................................................

6,636–6,840

Senior Inspector (Air Safety) .......................................................

7,249–7,454

Chief Inspector (Air Safety) .........................................................

7,659–7,864

Director (Air Safety) ...................................................................

8,787

Group 50

Inspector-General in Bankruptcy ..................................................

8,244

Group 51

Journalist, Grade A1 ...................................................................

5,258–5,402–5,546

Group 52

Land Surveyor, Class 1 ...............................................................

3,170–3,470–3,762–4,055–4,347–4,406–4,931–5,223–5,516–5,807

Land Surveyor, Class 2 ...............................................................

6,021–6,237–6,453–6,668

Land Surveyor, Class 3 ...............................................................

6,923–7,173–7,426

Assistant Surveyor-General .........................................................

7,697–7,971–8,246

Surveyor-General, Northern Territory Administration Division, Department of Territories........................................................

7,697–7,971–8,246

FOURTH SCHEDULE—continued

Annual Salaries of Certain Officers of the Third Division—continued

Part I.—continued

Office

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary in Dollars

Group 53

Legal Officer ..............................................................................

3,392–3,511–3,630–3,749–3,868–4,452–4,736–5,021–5,307–5,592–5,878

Senior Legal Officer ....................................................................

6,292–6,567–6,842

Principal Legal Officer ................................................................

7,667–7,941–8,197

Group 54

Librarian, Class 1 ........................................................................

3,343–3,486–3,712–3,938–4,164–4,390–4,615

Librarian, Class 2 ........................................................................

4,851–5,087–5,323–5,560

Librarian, Class 3 ........................................................................

5,815–6,071–6,328–6,584

Principal Librarian ......................................................................

7,147–7,454–7,761

Group 55

Library Officer, Grade 1 ..............................................................

2,996–3,148–3,303–3,456

Library Officer, Grade 2 ..............................................................

3,610–3,764–3,918–4,072

Group 56

Fourth Engineer ..........................................................................

2,760–2,884–3,008

Electrical Engineer ......................................................................

3,132–3,256–3,380

Third Engineer ............................................................................

3,256–3,380–3,504

Second Engineer .........................................................................

3,628–3,752–3,876

Chief Engineer ............................................................................

5,204–5,350–5,496

Group 57

Third Mate ..................................................................................

2,760–2,884–3,008

Second Mate ...............................................................................

3,008–3,132–3,256

First Mate ...................................................................................

3,256–3,380–3,504

Master ........................................................................................

5,642

Group 58

Medical Officer, Class 1 ..............................................................

5,765–6,013–6,263–6,513–6,763–7,075–7,387–7,699

Medical Officer, Class 2 ..............................................................

7,905–8,223

Medical Officer, Class 3 ..............................................................

8,611–9,021

Group 59

Resident Medical Officer .............................................................

5,765–6,013–6,263–6,513–6,763–7,075–7,387–7,699

Rehabilitation Medical Officer .....................................................

7,871–8,181

Repatriation Artificial Limb and Appliance Centre Medical Officer

7,871–8,181

Senior Registrar ..........................................................................

7,871–8,181

Assistant Medical Superintendent ................................................

7,871–8,181

Assistant Officer-in-charge (Outpatients Clinic), New South Wales

7,871–8,181

Officer-in-charge (Outpatients Clinic), Grade 1 .............................

7,871–8,181

Officer-in-charge (Outpatients Clinic), Grade 2 .............................

8,449–8,766

Deputy Medical Superintendent, Grade 1 .....................................

8,449–8,766

Deputy Medical Superintendent, Grade 2 .....................................

9,535

Director (Central Development Unit) ...........................................

9,535

Medical Superintendent, Grade 1 .................................................

7,871–8,181

Medical Superintendent, Grade 2 .................................................

8,449–8,766

Medical Superintendent, Grade 3 .................................................

9,535

Medical Superintendent, Grade 4 .................................................

10,355

Medical Superintendent, Grade 5 .................................................

11,585

FOURTH SCHEDULE—continued

Annual Salaries of Certain Officers of the Third Division—continued

Part I.—continued

Office

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary in Dollars

Group 60

Medical Officer (Research and Teaching), Class 1 ........................

5,765–6,013–6,263–6,513–6,763–7,075–7,387–7,699

Medical Officer (Research and Teaching), Class 2 ........................

7,905–8,223

Medical Officer (Research and Teaching), Class 3 ........................

8,611–9,021

Medical Officer (Research and Teaching), Class 4 ........................

10,099

Medical Officer (Research and Teaching), Class 5 ........................

10,919

Principal Medical Officer ............................................................

11,554

Director (Child Health) ...............................................................

12,180

Director (Environmental Health) ..................................................

12,180

Director (Preventive and Social Medicine) ....................................

12,180

Director (Tropical Medicine) .......................................................

12,180

Principal, School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine .............

12,805

Group 61

Specialist ....................................................................................

8,203–8,611–9,021–9,433–9,843–10,253

Senior Specialist .........................................................................

10,878

Consultant ..................................................................................

11,503

Group 62

Metallurgist, Class 1 ....................................................................

3,037–3,154–3,456–3,759–4,106–4,498–4,890

Metallurgist, Class 2 ....................................................................

5,104–5,323–5,542–5,761

Metallurgist, Class 3 ....................................................................

5,975–6,187–6,399–6,611

Group 63

Meteorological Officer, Grade 1 ..................................................

4,345–4,468–4,593–4,718

Meteorological Officer, Grade 2 ..................................................

4,843–5,009–5,177

Meteorological Officer, Grade 3 ..................................................

5,841–6,007

Group 64

Meteorologist, Class 1 .................................................................

3,037–3,154–3,456–3,759–4,106–4,498–4,890

Meteorologist, Class 2 .................................................................

5,104–5,323–5,542–5,761

Meteorologist, Class 3 .................................................................

5,975–6,187–6,399–6,611

Meteorologist, Class 4 .................................................................

6,864–7,117–7,370

Meteorologist, Class 5 .................................................................

7,640–7,917–8,194

Group 65

Mineral Economist, Class 1 .........................................................

3,037–3,154–3,456–3,759–4,106–4,498–4,890

Mineral Economist, Class 2 .........................................................

5,104–5,323–5,542–5,761

Mineral Economist, Class 3 .........................................................

5,975–6,187–6,399–6,611

Mineral Economist, Class 4 .........................................................

6,864–7,117–7,370

Mineral Economist, Class 5 .........................................................

7,640–7,917–8,194

Group 66

Mint Officer, Class 1 ...................................................................

3,037–3,154–3,456–3,759–4,106–4,498–4,890

Mint Officer, Class 2 ...................................................................

5,104–5,323–5,542–5,761

Mint Officer, Class 3 ...................................................................

5,975–6,187–6,399–6,611

Mint Officer, Class 4 ...................................................................

6,864–7,117–7,370

Group 67

Numismatist ...............................................................................

5,713–5,918–6,123–6,328

FOURTH SCHEDULE—continued

Annual Salaries of Certain Officers of the Third Division—continued

Part I.—continued

Office

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary in Dollars

Group 68

Petroleum Technologist, Class 1 ..................................................

3,037–3,154–3,456–3,759–4,106–4,498–4,890

Petroleum Technologist, Class 2 ..................................................

5,104–5,323–5,542–5,761

Petroleum Technologist, Class 3 ..................................................

5,975–6,187–6,399–6,611

Petroleum Technologist, Class 4 ..................................................

6,864–7,117–7,370

Petroleum Technologist, Class 5 ..................................................

7,640–7,917–8,194

Group 69

Physicist, Class 1 ........................................................................

3,037–3,154–3,456–3,759–4,106–4,498–4,890

Physicist, Class 2 ........................................................................

5,104–5,323–5,542–5,761

Physicist, Class 3 ........................................................................

5,975–6,187–6,399–6,611

Principal Physicist ......................................................................

6,864–7,117–7,370

Chief Physicist ............................................................................

7,640–7,917–8,194

Group 70

Physiologist ................................................................................

5,104–5,323–5,542–5,761

Principal Physiologist ..................................................................

6,864–7,117–7,370

Group 71

Plant Quarantine Officer, Class 1 .................................................

3,037–3,154–3,456–3,759–4,106–4,498–4,890

Plant Quarantine Officer, Class 2 .................................................

5,104–5,323–5,542–5,761

Plant Quarantine Officer, Class 3 .................................................

5,975–6,187–6,399–6,611

Principal Plant Quarantine Officer ...............................................

6,864–7,117–7,370

Group 72

Pre-school Teacher .....................................................................

2,426–2,551–2,676–2,801–2,926–3,051–3,176–3,301

Assistant Pre-school Officer ........................................................

3,426–3,551–3,674–3,799

Pre-school Officer .......................................................................

4,049–4,174–4,299–4,425

Group 73

Postmaster-General's Department—

Principal Officer (Laboratory) .................................................

6,864–7,117–7,370

Group 74

Professional Assistant .................................................................

2,325–2,452–2,579–2,706–2,833–2,960–3,087–3,214–3,392–3,511–3,630–3,749

Group 75

Psychologist, Class 1 ...................................................................

3,170–3,446–3,722–3,999–4,277–4,554–4,831

Psychologist, Class 2 ...................................................................

5,046–5,261–5,477–5,692

Psychologist, Class 3 ...................................................................

5,918–6,143–6,368–6,594

Psychologist, Class 4 ...................................................................

6,850–7,106–7,362

Group 76

Quantity Surveyor, Class 1 ..........................................................

3,180–3,480–3,749–4,018–4,289–4,558–4,826

Quantity Surveyor, Class 2 ..........................................................

5,043–5,261–5,479–5,697

Quantity Surveyor, Class 3 ..........................................................

5,916–6,133–6,350–6,567

Quantity Surveyor, Class 4 ..........................................................

6,824–7,083–7,342

Group 77

Quarry Manager ..........................................................................

5,880–6,065–6,250

FOURTH SCHEDULE—continued

Annual Salaries of Certain Officers of the Third Division—continued

Part I.—continued

Office

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary in Dollars

Group 78

Scientific Officer ........................................................................

3,482–3,791–4,141–4,525

Research Scientist .......................................................................

5,093–5,323–5,552–5,781–6,007–6,237–6,465

Senior Research Scientist ............................................................

6,735–7,005–7,275–7,546–7,817

Principal Research Scientist .........................................................

8,085–8,397–8,709–9,021–9,333

Senior Principal Research Scientist ..............................................

9,761–10,073

Group 79

Station Director, Department of Supply ........................................

8,034

Group 80

Superintendent (Explosives and Chemical Liaison) .......................

6,995–7,255–7,515–7,777

Superintendent (Factory Control) .................................................

6,995–7,255–7,515–7,777

Superintendent (Production) ........................................................

6,995–7,255–7,515–7,777

Superintendent (Materials) ..........................................................

6,995–7,255–7,515–7,777

Superintendent (Safety) ...............................................................

6,995–7,255–7,515–7,777

Group 81

Superintendent (Hydrometeorology)

6,995–7,255–7,515–7,777

Group 82

Superintendent (Operations)—

Other than Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria-Tasmania

7,249–7,454

Queensland ............................................................................

7,454–7,659

New South Wales and Victoria-Tasmania ................................

7,659–7,864

Group 83

Supervisor of Departmental Aircraft .............................................

5,811–5,967–6,123

Group 84

Surveyor, Class 1 ........................................................................

3,170–3,470–3,762–4,055–4,347–4,640–4,931–5,223–5,516–5,807

Surveyor, Class 2 ........................................................................

6,021–6,237–6,453–6,668

Surveyor, Class 3 ........................................................................

6,923–7,173–7,426

Department of National Development—

Division of National Mapping—

Assistant Director ................................................................

7,697–7,971–8,246

Group 85

Teacher, Grade 1 .........................................................................

2,493–2,637–2,780–2,923–3,067–3,210–3,353–3,497–3,640–3,784–3,928–4,072–4,216

Teacher, Grade 2 .........................................................................

4,359–4,503–4,646

Teacher, Grade 3 .........................................................................

4,790–4,933–5,076

Teacher, Grade 4 .........................................................................

5,508–5,662–5,815

Teacher, Grade 5 .........................................................................

6,019–6,225–6,431

Group 86

Department of Trade and Industry—

Textiles Adviser .....................................................................

8,085

Group 87

Valuer, Grade 1 ..........................................................................

3,538–3,692–3,846–3,999–4,154–4,308–4,462–4,615

Valuer, Grade 2 ..........................................................................

4,892–5,056–5,221–5,385–5,550

Valuer, Grade 3 ..........................................................................

5,795 5,979–6,163

Valuer, Grade 4 ..........................................................................

6,389–6,697–7,003

Chief Valuer, Western Australia ..................................................

7,229–7,535

Director (Valuations) ..................................................................

8,018

FOURTH SCHEDULE—continued

Annual Salaries of Curtain Officers of the Third Division—continued

Part I.—continued

Office

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary in Dollars

Group 88

Veterinary Officer, Class 1 ..........................................................

3,969–4,281–4,593–4,948–5,303–5,676–6,048

Veterinary Officer, Class 2 ..........................................................

6,300–6,549–6,798–7,048

Veterinary Officer, Class 3 ..........................................................

7,295–7,546–7,797

Veterinary Officer, Class 4 ..........................................................

8,064–8,335–8,605

Group 89

Weather Officer, Grade 1 ............................................................

3,093–3,218–3,343–3,468

Weather Officer, Grade 2 ............................................................

3,718–3,844–3,969

Weather Officer, Grade 3 ............................................................

4,218–4,345–4,468

Part II.

Item No.

Minimum Rate of Annual Salary, in Dollars

Maximum Rate of Annual Salary, in Dollars

Scale of Rates of Annual Salary, in Dollars

1

1,350

3,087

1,350– 1,562–1,788–2,064–2,422–2,555–2,688–2,821–2,954–3,087

2

2,821

3,353

2,821–2,954–3,087–3,220–3,353

3

3,180

3,712

3,180–3,313–3,446–3,579–3,712

4

3,712

4,328

3,712–3,866–4,020–4,174–4,328

5

4,328

4,944

4,328–4,482–4,636–4,790–4,944

6

5,098

5,508

5,098–5,303–5,508

7

5,713

6,123

5,713–5,918–6,123

8

6,328

6,533

6,328–6,533

9

6,840

7,147

6,840–7,147

10

7,454

7,761

7,454–7,761

11

8,068

8,375

8,068–8,375

Part III.

Office

Scale of Rates of Annual Salary, in Dollars

Assistant Research Officer .....................................

2,555–2,688–2,821–2,954–3,087–3,220–3,353

Defence Officer, Class 1 ........................................

3,353–3,579–3,712–3,866–4,020–4,174– 4,328–4,482–4,636–4,790–4,944

Inspector-in-training ..............................................

2,422–2,555–2,688–2,821–2,954–3,087–3,220–3,353–3,579–3,712–3,866–4,020–4,174–4,328

Patrol Officer ........................................................

2,821–2,954–3,087–3,220–3,353–3,579–3,712–3,866–4,020– 4,174– 4,328

Programmer-in-training .........................................

3,353–3,579–3,712–3,866–4,020– 4,174–4,328

Research Officer, Grade 1 ......................................

3,353–3,579–3,712–3,866– 4,020–4,174–4,328

FIFTH SCHEDULE

Regulation 105 (10.), (11.)

ALLOWANCES PAYABLE TO CERTAIN OFFICERS OF THE THIRD DIVISION

Part I.

Item No.

Office

Allowances

1

Air Traffic Controller, Grade 1 ...........................

1. He may be paid an allowance at the rate of $127.00 per annum while in charge of the airport at which he is employed.

Air Traffic Controller, Grade 2 ...........................

Air Traffic Controller, Grade 3 ...........................

2

Medical Officer, Class 1 ....................................

1. An officer who is paid salary at a rate per annum specified in the first column of the table hereunder may be paid an allowance at the rate per annum specified in the second column of that table opposite to that salary if, after he has been appointed, transferred or promoted to one of those offices, he successfully completes a post-graduate course recognized by the Board for the purposes:—

Medical Officer (Research and Teaching), Class 1

Resident Medical Officer....................................

Salary in Dollars

Allowance in Dollars

5,765 ..................................................

248

6,013, 6.263 or 6,513 ...........................

250

6,763, 7,075 or 7,387 ...........................

312

3

Telegraphist ......................................................

1. He shall be paid an allowance at a rate per annum ascertained in accordance with the table hereunder if—

(a) he has passed an examination approved by the Board for the purpose; and

(b) his rate of annual salary is less than $3,087.00.

Salary in Dollars

Allowance in Dollars

Less than 2,422 ...................................

103

2,422, 2,555, 2,688, 2,821 or 2,954 .......

133

2. He shall be paid an allowance at the rate of $87.00 per annum when rostered for picturegram duty.

 

FIFTH SCHEDULE—continued

PART II.

1. Where—

(a) an officer of the Third Division has been admitted, or is eligible to be admitted, to a degree of an Australian University or to a degree of an overseas University, being a degree that, in the opinion of the Board, is of a standard at least equal to the standard of a degree conferred by an Australian University; and (b) salary (including the amount by which the salary payable to an officer is increased in accordance with regulation 106a of these Regulations) is payable to the officer at a rate per annum less than the appropriate rate in relation to that officer,

the officer shall, subject to this Part, be paid an allowance at a rate per annum equal to the difference between those rates.

2. For the purpose of the last preceding paragraph, the appropriate rate in relation to an officer who has been admitted, or is eligible to be admitted, by a University to a degree included in a class of degree referred to in the second column of the table in this paragraph is, subject to the next succeeding paragraph, the rate specified—

(a) in the case of a male officer—in the third column; or

(b) in the case of a female officer—in the fourth column,

of that table opposite to the reference to that class degree.

First Column

Second Column

Third Column

Fourth Column

Item No.

Class of Degrees

Male Officer

Female Officer

$

$

1

Degrees of Bachelor with First or Second Class Honours, or higher degrees .......................................................................................................

3,600

3,198

2

Degrees of Bachelor (not being degrees with First or Second Class Honours) the courses of study for which are four years or longer.......

3,300

2,898

3

Degrees of Bachelor (not being degrees with First or Second Class Honours) the courses of study for which are three years ....................

3,000

2,598

3. For the purposes of this Part, where—

(a) an officer has been admitted, or is eligible to be admitted, by a University to a degree included in the class of degrees referred to in item 3 in the table in the preceding paragraph;

(b) the officer has been admitted, or is eligible to be admitted, by a University to a further degree included in that class of degree's or has received or is eligible to receive a diploma or similar award, approved by the Board, of a University; and

(c) the periods of the courses for the firstmentioned degree and the other degree or diploma or award amounted in the aggregate to not less than four years,

the appropriate rate in relation to that officer is the rate specified—

(d) in the case of a male officer—in the third column; or

(e) In the case of a female officer—in the fourth column,

of that table opposite to item 2.

4. For the purpose of paragraph 1. of this Part, the rate per annum at which salary is payable to an officer includes the rates per annum at which an allowance (if any) under regulation 87 of these Regulations is payable to the officer.

5. An allowance is not payable—

(a) to an officer of the Third Division who occupies an office specified—

(i) in the table in sub-regulation (8.) of regulation 105;

(ii) in the Fourth Schedule to these Regulations; or

(iii) for the purposes of paragraph (a) of sub-section (1.) of section 53b of the Act, in a determination made by the Board under that section; or

(b) to an unattached officer of the Third Division having a designation corresponding to an office referred to in the last preceding sub-paragraph,

unless the Board directs that the allowance is so payable.

By Authority: A. J. Arthur, Commonwealth Government Printer, Canberra

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