Selected Special Studies 1910 1914
Selected Special Studies 1910 1914
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40 324. 80 21 Station foremen 162. 40 324. 80 21 Station attendants 162. 40 284. 20 16 Porters 162. 40 324. 80 24 Stores foremen 182. 70 365. 40 32 Gangers 182. 70 365 . 40 32 Foremen shunters 182. 70 365. 40 32 Shunters 162. 40 284. 20 16 Signalmen 162. 40 324. 80 24 Messengers 162 . 40 324 . 80 24 Watchmen 152. 25 203. 00 15 A glance through this table will show that the length of time re- quired to reach the maximum salary is in some cases so great that but a small proportion of the employee...s would at any one time be receiv- ing the maxirrtum rate. Advances from the minimum to the maxi- mum salary is not by regular annual progression, but through grades.
45 For example, each employee who is obliged to wait 32 years before attaining the maximum salary is obliged to pass through nine grades. The first grade is made up of employees of less than two years' serv- ice ; the second grade includes employees of two to five years' service ; the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth grades each represent three addi- tional years of service ; while the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades each represent five years of service.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
40 324. 80 21 Station foremen 162. 40 324. 80 21 Station attendants 162. 40 284. 20 16 Porters 162. 40 324. 80 24 Stores foremen 182. 70 365. 40 32 Gangers 182. 70 365 . 40 32 Foremen shunters 182. 70 365. 40 32 Shunters 162. 40 284. 20 16 Signalmen 162. 40 324. 80 24 Messengers 162 . 40 324 . 80 24 Watchmen 152. 25 203. 00 15 A glance through this table will show that the length of time re- quired to reach the maximum salary is in some cases so great that but a small proportion of the employee...s would at any one time be receiv- ing the maxirrtum rate. Advances from the minimum to the maxi- mum salary is not by regular annual progression, but through grades.
45 For example, each employee who is obliged to wait 32 years before attaining the maximum salary is obliged to pass through nine grades. The first grade is made up of employees of less than two years' serv- ice ; the second grade includes employees of two to five years' service ; the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth grades each represent three addi- tional years of service ; while the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades each represent five years of service.
What to read after Selected Special Studies 1910 1914?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dc Bureau of Railway Economics Washington to read onlineMoreLess
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