The Oregon state employee. (Salem, Oregon.) 1944-195?, September 01, 1946, Page 27, Image 27

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C o o k ______ ___________ -___ 99
Dietitian ------------ s------------- — 14
Hospital Attendant -------------- 313
Graduate N urse-------------------- 294
Head Nurse ------- ---------------- 78
Supt. of N urses-------------------- 14
Anesthetist -------- ---------------- 21
Physiotherapist________________ 5
P h a rm a c ist-------------------------13
Laboratory Technician _______ 42
X-Ray Technician --------------- 13
B acteriologist_________________ 1
Jr. Physician__________________ 2
Pathologist _t________ ____
1
Staff Physician _____________
3
100
92
46
125
150
146
160
130
190
115
150
124
111
157
178
203
155
91
170
184
128
166
183
227
218
264
176
185
225
205
175
500
190
137
174
193
253
199
260
255
250
347
250
315
354
200
375
225
365
565
One fourth of salary rates reported
fall below the first quartile rate ( Q l);
half the salary rates reported are above
and half below the medium rate (M );
three fourths of the reported salary
rates are below the third quartile rate
(Q 3). The middle 50 percent of re-
ported rates fall between the first and
third quartiles. All rates shown have
been converted to a straight time 40-
hour work week for standard compari­
son purposes. In many cases actual re­
ported work weeks and rates were for
time in excess of this standard.
DARE TO SAY NO
It’s exceedingly difficult to find
facts when confronted with agreement.
Eve nif a “no” attitude is wrong, it
still helps to clarify thinking. In fact,
no question should ever be settled until
the negative side has been duly consid­
ered and thought out. Sheer mental
laziness is often responsible for quick
and, therefore, wrong, decisions.—Dr.
Louis E. Bisch in Your Life.
Every outstanding success is built
around the desire to do better than
just good enough.
Do you know what real poverty is?
It is never to have a big thought or a
generous impulse.
I know people who have hung a
“Do Not Disturb” sign on their brains.
Sign I saw on a church: “Clasped
hands win better victories than clench­
ed fists.”—Jerome F. Fleishman in Your
Life.
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Excavating and Road Building
Eugene, Oregon
Phone 958