Evening star., 1924-07-30
CLASSIFICATION 0. KID
FOR $4,000 EMPLOYEES
CONTINUED from First Page.)

may deem necessary according te
| the kind and difficulty of the work
| Its regulations shall provide for as.
| certaining and recording the duties
/ of position and the qualifications re.
| quired of incumbents, and 1t shall
prepare and publish an adequate
statement giving "a the duties and
| responsibilities Involved in the class.
es to be established within the sew.
| eral grades, illustrated where neces.
sary by examples of typical tasks
(2) the minimum qualifications re.
ance Of such duties and tasks, and
go the titles given TO said classes" /"
| It was further provided that the
board shall from time to time desig-
| nate additional classes within the
several grades and may combine, di-
s." .es' A'@f OF A'''''" sA'S''As ''AS'
| Place for Cabinet Omcers.
All Of the cabinet officers. with the
single exception of Attorney General
| Stone, are understood to have been
| placed in the top grade of the cler-
| ical administrative and fiscal serv'
ecutive oficer," with salary at 81, 500
! In this same grade were also placed
| it is understood, the heads OF the
Budget Bureau, the Veterans Bu-
reau and the commissioners of in
Attorney General Stone, it was un-
defsteod. was placed in the profess
sional service. grade seven. salary
were singled out today from: three
different services rs representative OF
is. To print the entire list, with
their salaries, would require a book
The three singled out were sci,
Ion OF in he
lna In tS.
service, and "junior stenographer," in
the clerical and administrative serv-
Scientist" the title OF the class
was placed in the professional serv-
ice, grade four. In this grade the
salary range il from $500 to $1,000.
Language Of SpezAcation. 49,.
The language of the class speciti.
cation Is as follows:
''Duties and typical tasks: To per-
supervision. individually or with as
sociates or subordinates, important
professional, scientific or technical
work In the biological. physical OF
| mathematical sciences. or In one or
more of their subdivisions. not In
and engineering; to exercise ;nde-
pendent judgment in planning and
prosecuting such work and to be re.
sponsible for results. or to have ad =
illustrative charge OF small or
ganfsatien engaged in such work.
Minimum qualifications: Training
equivalent to that represented by
gradu alton with degree from an
| institution Of recognised standing,
with major work in the branch oE
| branches Of sceinee involved In the
specific position, or in a closely res
| lated branch or branches; three
years graduate work, or, in the alb,
sence of graduate work, equivaien,
practical experiences; working
knowledge of the important litera,
ture Of the field Of science involved
| in the specific position: demonstrated
ability in the successful prosecution
scientifie or technical work OF i'm,
poFtspce."
sut-Frofesstonai Service.
Senior engineering craftsman" wal
placed in the subprofessional serNcA
grade 6, class II. The range Of salar3
in that grade is from $1.S6O to $2,400
The specification reads as follows:
Duties and Typical Tasks-Unde.
| hand OF mechanical drawing and related
work requiring judgment, skill and 8
working knowledge of the customs and
practices of the engineering profession
in expressing ideas, plans and data II
| drawings, or to supervise the work of 6
small number of craftsmen Of lower
grades.
! "Minimum Qualiications-Highs schoo
education, or, in the absence Of q high
school education. equivalent pFactica.
training; faur years practical expert