Evening star., 1953-10-07
HGoVernment Jobs
Put in Schedule { by
Civil Service Agency

The Civil Service Commission
announced last night that "a po-
sitions in the State, Commerce.
labor and Welfare Departments
Have been placed IN Schedule
G-the classification for conf
Dental or policy-making en-
ployes.
|; Six are new positions. The
others were transferred from
Schedule A or Schedule B. None
has ever been subject to routine
civil service supervision.
1.-THE new list is the largest to
date It makes a total of SAB
jobs that have been placed in
Schedule C since April. During
the same period, the Civil ,Serv-
ice Commission has rejected
agency requests to add 695 other
jobs to Schedule c.
Jobs Listed.
The new Schedule C positions
are: Welfare Departmental
Secretary Of Departmental
Council in the Office of the Sec
retary.
Labor Department-Deputy
commissioner, Bureau OF Labor
Statistics; executive director and
two associate directors, Office Of
International Labor Affairs:
chief. Veterans Employment
Service; director, Bureau of Vet
eran Unemployment Rights; di-
rector. Bureau of Employees
Compensation.
Commerce Department - Six
confidential assistants and two
private secretaries to the Secre-
tary; a confidential assistant and
a private secretary to each of the
following: The Undersecretary.
the Undersecretary for Trans
portation, the Assistant Secre-
tary for Domestic Affairs, the
Assistant Secretary for Interna-
tional Affairs, and the General
Counsel; a private secretary to
the deputy Undersecretary for
transportation; the admins
traitor and private secretary to
the administrator, Defense Air
Transport Administration: dep
uty general counsel; a private
secretary to the deputy general
counsel; the Director of Public
Information: a chauffeur for the
Secretary; and private Secre-
tary to the director. Field Serv-
ice, in the Business Services Ad-
ministration.
State Department - Office OF
the Secretary-Five special as
NsiStants, a special assistant for
atomic energy, a foreign affairs
officer (atomic energy, special
assistant for mutual security at=
fairs, two confidential assistants
and two private secretaries to the
Rcretary, a chauffeur to the
Sbctetary, three special assist !
zfS to the Undersecretary, a
eiaT assistant (f1Sheries1 to1
ne Urfdersecretary, two conf
el1tial assistants and a private
eefetary to the Undersecretary
gQ special assistants and a con-
st1dehtial assistant tokthe Deputy 4
Undersecretary; the director and
deputy director. Executives Sec
retariat; the director, deputy di-
rector, a special assistant to the
director, the executive secretary:
a special assistant (National Sc
curity CounciD and 10 members,
all of the policy planning staff.
Supervisory Tests.
In another Federal job devel-
opment, the Post Office Depart
ment announced it will give
examinations to Post Office en-
ployes wanting supervisory jobs.
This will mark the first time
that such jobs have been filled
through Washington sponsored
examinations.
In the past, the choice jobs
went mostly to senior employees,
but often only to those who also
had political backing. The jobs
Subiect to examinations will in
Eiude those of foremen and
clerks in charge. The examina-
tions will apply in post Offices
which have at least so employees.
The Civil Service Commission
helped prepare the tests that
will be given to establish regis
ters of employees eligible for pro-
motion to the supervisory posts.