Special Report of Gilbert H Hendren State Examiner for the Period From July 1
Special Report of Gilbert H Hendren State Examiner for the Period From July 1
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Under such a fee and salary law, if the regular business of an office increases 10 per cent. , automatically such office would come under the next higher class, with a corresponding increase of salary and assistants. Likewise, if the business of the office decreased 10 per cent. , automatically the office would come under the next lower class, with a corresponding decrease of salary and assistants.
The method of automatic increase and decrease in salaries through classification of offices shoul...d be based on the scientific principles of cost and office accounting, and fully embodied in the proposed statute.
In the preparation of the proposed fee and salary law men should be consulted who hold official positions that would be affected by such legislation, and conferences should also be held with taxpayers and commercial organizations throughout the State. At these conferences all political parties should be repre- sented.
The preparation of the bill should be free from political bias, the sole object being to give the people of Indiana a fee and salary law that will be fair and equitable to the taxpayers and officials, and so graduated with automatic regulation that there will be no occasion or demand for special legislation affecting salaries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Under such a fee and salary law, if the regular business of an office increases 10 per cent. , automatically such office would come under the next higher class, with a corresponding increase of salary and assistants. Likewise, if the business of the office decreased 10 per cent. , automatically the office would come under the next lower class, with a corresponding decrease of salary and assistants.
The method of automatic increase and decrease in salaries through classification of offices shoul...d be based on the scientific principles of cost and office accounting, and fully embodied in the proposed statute.
In the preparation of the proposed fee and salary law men should be consulted who hold official positions that would be affected by such legislation, and conferences should also be held with taxpayers and commercial organizations throughout the State. At these conferences all political parties should be repre- sented.
The preparation of the bill should be free from political bias, the sole object being to give the people of Indiana a fee and salary law that will be fair and equitable to the taxpayers and officials, and so graduated with automatic regulation that there will be no occasion or demand for special legislation affecting salaries.
What to read after Special Report of Gilbert H Hendren State Examiner for the Period From July 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Indiana State Board of Accounts to read onlineMoreLess
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