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Section l0l. During the fiscal yeal
ending June 80, 1888:
(a) The days of work of per dien
officer or employe receiving compenSa'
tion at a rate which is equivalent u
more than $1,000 per annum shall no
exceed five in any one week, and thu
nptS,sation for five days shall be ten
elevenths of that payable for week!
work of five and one-hah days. Pro-
vi6ed, That nothing herein contained
shall be construed as modifying the
method of fixing the daily rate OF COM
pensation of PEI diem officers or en-
ployes as now Authorized by law. Pro-
vided further, That where the nature
of the duties of a per diem officer ol
employe render it advisable the provl-
sions Of subsection (b) may be applied
in lieu of the provisions OF this SUBJ
section
(b) Each officer or employe receiv'
ing compensation on an annual bash
at the rate of more than $1,000 PEI
annum shall be furloughed without
compensation for one calendar month
or for such periods as shall in the ag'
gregate be equivalent to one calen'
dar month, for which latter purpos'
"a working days counting SATURDAY.
as one-haf day. shall be considered
as the equivalent of one calendar
month: Provided. That where the ma
ture of the duties of any such of1cei
or employe render it advisable, tht
provisions of subsection (al may bt
applied in lieu of the provisions Of thi:
subsection: Provided further. That M
officer or employe shall. without hi
consent. be furloughed under this sub
section for moro than five days in any one
calendar month: Provided further. Thai
the rate of compensation of any EN-
ployee furloughed under the provisions
of this act shall not be reduced BY
reason Of the action of any wage boarc
during the fiscal year 1888.
Co If the application of the provi-
sions of subsections (a) and tbl to any
officer or employe would reduce his
rate of compensation to less thar
81, 900 per annum. such provisions shall
be applied to him only to the extent
necessary to reduce his rate of COM
pensation to $1,000 per annum.
Section 1902. No officer or employs
shall be exempted from the provision:
of subsections (a) and (b) OF section
lO1. except in those cases where the
public service requires that the posi-
tion be continuously filled and suit
able substitute cannot be provided. anc
then only when authorized or approved
in writing by the President of the
United States. The director Of the
Bureau of the Budget shall report tc
Congress on the first Monday in De-
sember in 1882 and 1888 the exemptions
made Under this section, divided ac-
cording to salary. grade and class.
Section 103l All rights now conferred
or authorized to be conferred by law
upon any officer or employe to receive
annual leave of absence with pay are
hereby suspended during the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1888.
Terms Are Defined.
DEFINITIONS:
Section 1o4. When used In this
tide
(a) The. terms officer" and "em-
ploye" mean any person rendering serV-
Ices IN or under any branch or service
of the United States Government ol
the government of the District Of Co.
lumbia, but do not include Cd ofncer'
whose compensation may not, undel
the Constitution, be diminished during
their continuance in office; (2) Sena'
tors, Representatives in Congress, Dele
gates and resident commissioners; (3)
officers and employees on the rolls OF tht
Senate and House of Representatives
"a carriers in the rural mail delivery
service: go officers and members O
the Police Department Of the Distric
of Columbia, of the Fire Department
of the District of Columbia, of the
United States Park Police in the Dis
trict of Columbia. and of the White
House Police, t6) teachers IN thu
public schools of the District of Co
lumbia; Cd public officials and EN-
ployes whose compensation is derived
from assessments on banks and or !:
not paid from the Federal Treasury
(8) the enlisted personnel Of the Army
Navy. Coast Guard and Marine Corps
(9) postmasters and postal employees o.
post Offices of the first. second anc
third classes whose salary or allowances
are based on gross postal receipts, anc
postmasters of the fourth class; Q0l
any person in respect of any Office
position, or employment the amount
of compensation of which is expressly
fixed by international agreement; anc
QD any person in respect of anI
Office, position, or employment the com.
pensation of which is paid under th(
terms of any contract in effect on tht
such compensation may not lawfully
be reduced.
(b) The term compensation" mean;
anv salary, pay wage, allowance lex.
cept allowances for subsistence quar-.
ters. heat, light and traveD, or othel
emolument paid for services rendered
in any civilian or noncivilian Office
position or employment. and include.
the retired pay Of judges and the re,
tired pay of all commissioned and othel
personnel of the Coast and Geodetit
Survey, the Lighthouse Service and the
Public Health Service and the retired
pay of all commissioned and other per.
sonnel Except enlisted) of the Army
Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard
but does not include the active or re.
tired pay of the enlisted personnel Of
the Army, Navy, Marine Corps or Coas
Guard, and does not include payments
out of any retirement, disability or re.
lief fund made up wholly or In part Of
contributions of employees.
(c) In the case of any office, position
or employment the compensation fcl