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Newspaper Page TextPage 4 OREGON STATE EMPLOYEE NEWS M A \ 1966 OREGON STATE EMPLOYEE NEW5 Here Are Classifications Recommended For Increases In Civil Service Mid-Biennium Salary Adjustment Plan Salary Adjustments For 474 Classes To Be Proposed By CSC (Editor’s Note: Mid-biennium salary adjustments, proposed by le Civil Service Commission for the following list of classifications, ill be considered for adoption by the commission at its May 25 tublic hearing in Salem. In a letter discussing the proposed recommendations, Civil Ser vice Director Melvin H. Cleveland said, “Adjustments are needed in most Civil Service classes based on comparable salaries and in creased living costs; however, we are able to recommend adjustments (only to the extent tiiat funds are available. In preparing our recom mendations, we have taken into account salary survey findings, de partment recommendations, and recruiting and retention problems. In summary, the adjustments proposed are for those classes which appear to have the greatest need.” Cleveland pointed out that all state employees should understand that the adjustments are contingent upon their adoption by the Civil Service Commission and approval of the Governor and funds being made available by the Emergency Board. “ Implementation will be limited to one step except for those few instances where a greater increase is required to bring an employee ¡to a hew minimum rate,” Cleveland said. 2007 1966 SECRETARY 4 SECRETARY 5 STUDENT ADMINISTRATIVE TRAINEE MANAGEMENT ANALYST 1 MANAGEMENT ANALYST 2 ACCOUNTING ANALYST 1 INHERITANCE TAX EXAMINER 1 INHERITANCE TAX EXAMINER 2 INHERITANCE TAX EXAMINER 3 INHERITANCE TAX EXAMINER 4 EMPLOYMENT SECURITY TAX AUDITOR 1 EMPLOYMENT SECURITY TAX AUDITOR 3 EMPLOYMENT SECURITY TAX AUDITOR 4 EMPL SEC ADJUDICATING AUDITOR ACCOUNTING CLERK 1 ACCOUNTING CLERK 2 ACCOUNTANT 1 ACCOUNTANT 2 FIELD EXAMINER 1 FIELD EXAMINER 2 FIELD EXAMINER 3 BANK EXAMINER 1 BANK EXAMINER 2 BANK EXAMINER 3 INSURANCE DEPUTY 1 INSURANCE OPERATIONS EXAMINER 1 INSURANCE OPERATIONS EXAMINER 2 TRANSPORTATION RATE ANALYST t TRANSPORTATION RATE ANALYST 2 TRANSPORTATION RATE ANALYST 3 U T IL IT Y AUDITOR 1 U T IL IT Y AUDITOR 2 INCOME TAX AUDITOR 1 INCOME TAX AUOITOR 2 INCOME TAX AUDITOR 3 FISCAL AUDITOR 1 FISCAL AUDITOR 2 FISCAL AUDITOR 5 0223 0224 0227 0231 0237 0262 0271 0272 0273 0274 0281 0282 0413 0414 0415 0416 0417 0501 0505 0506 0511 0512 0513 0514 STOREKEEPER 2 STOREKEEPER 3 MILITARY PROPERTY CUSTODIAN STORE MANAGER DENTAL SCHOOL MGR OF COML ENTERPRISES FOR BLIND PROPERTY AND SERVICES CLERK REVENUE AGENT 1 RL7ENUE AGENT 2 REVENUE AGENT 3 REVENUE SUPERVISOR 1 FISCAL ANALYST 1 FISCAL ANALYST 2 ESTATES CLAIMS AGENT LAND T IT L E EXAMINER 1 LAND T IT L E EXAMINER 2 RIGHT OF WAY AGFNT 1 RIGHT OF WAY AGENT 2 HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE OFFICEMAN EOITOR 1 EOITOR 2 INFORMATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE 1 INFORMATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE 2 INFORMATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE 3 INFORMATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE 4 REVENUE AUOITOR 1 REVENUE AUDITOR 2 REVENUE AUDITOR 3 VEFERANS LOAN OFFICFR VETERANS LOAN OFFICFR VETERANS LOAN OFFICER TRAFFIC MANAGER 1 STORES CLERK STOREKEEPER 1 1 2 3 SEE SEF SFF 25 27 29 21 25 28 29 20 24 27 27 14 17 21 24 20 22 25 25 27 29 25 21 25 21 24 28 21 25 21 25 28 21 25 28 21 25 28 25 26 29 24 15 17 21 24 21 22 25 22 19 21 24 27 23 27 23 1ft 22 23 27 22 21 24 21 24 26 2ft PRESENT FOOTNOTES FOOTNOTES FOOTNOTES 500 625 600 745 655 810 460 575 550 685 625 775 655 810 440 550 525 655 600 745 600 745 326 420 380 480 460 575 5 2 5 655 440 550 480 600 550 685 500 625 600 745 655 810 550 685 460 575 550 685 460 575 525 655 625 775 500 575 550 685 460 575 . 550 685 625 775 500 575 550 685 625 775 460 575 550 685 625 775 500 625 575 715 655 810 525 655 342 440 380 480 PRESENT 460 575 525 655 460 575 4A0 600 550 685 4A0 600 440 525 460 575 525 655 600 745 500 625 600 745 500 625 400 500 4A0 600 500 625 600 745 4A0 600 460 575 525 655 460 575 525 6 5 5 575 7 1 5 625 775 PROPOSED 24 28 30 22 26 29 30 21 25 28 28 15 18 22 25 21 23 26 24 28 30 26 22 26 22 25 29 22 26 22 26 29 22 26 29 22 26 29 24 27 30 25 16 18 22 25 22 23 26 23 20 22 25 28 24 2A 24 19 23 24 2ft 23 22 25 22 25 27 29 1004 1006 1007 100A 1009 1014 1015 1020 1029 1030 1035 1036 1062 1085 10«6 1090 1095 RESEARCH ANALYST 1 RESEARCH ANALYST 2 RESEARCH ANALYST 3 WORKMENS COMP AREA SUPERVISOR 1 WORKMENS COMP AREA SUPERVISOR 2 WORKMANS COMPENSATION EXAMINER 3 WORKMANS COMPENSATION EXAMINER 4 PERSONNEL assistant PERSONNEL TECHNICIAN 1 PERSONNEL OFFICFR 1 EMPLOYMENT SECURITY SPECIALIST 1 EMPLOYMENT SECURITY SPECIALIST 2 EMPLOYMENT SECURITY SPECIALIST 3 EMPLOYMENT SECURITY OFFICE MGR 1 EMPLOYMENT SECURITY OFFICE MGR 2 EMPLOYMENT SECURITY OFFICE MGR 3 EMPLOYMENT SECURITY SUPERVISOR 1 EMPLOYMENT SECURITY SUPERVISOR 2 EMPLOYMENT SECURITY SUPERVISORS EMPLOYMENT SECURITY SUPERVISOR 4 LAW CLERK HEARINGS REPORTER HEARINGS REFEREE 1 HEARINGS REFEREE 2 WAGE -ANO HOUR INSPECTOR CHIEF WAGE AND HOUR INSPECTOR RACING SUPERVISOR ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF AERONAUTICS AVIATION ADMIN SERVICES OFFICER FIELO REP C IV IL RIGHTS D IV IS I0 N \ WEIGHTS AND MFASURES INSPECTOR 1 WEIGHTS AND MEASURES INSPECTOR 2 WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SUPERVISOR BEAUTY SHOP INSPECTOR PHARMACY INSPECTOR 1 PHARMACY INSPECTOR 2 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR MARINE HOARD SAFETY REPRESENTATIVE 5 SCHOOL HUS INSPECTOR INVESTIGATOR 1 INVESTIGATOR 2 OEPUTY FIRE MARSHAL 2 LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT INSPECTOR 1 LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT INSPECTOR 2 LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT AGENT ASST LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT SUPV 2002 ARCHIVAL ASSISTANT 20U6A LIBRARIAN I 2 0 0 6 8 LIHHARIAN 1 Proposed Salary Adjustments 0014 0015 0040 0041 0042 0056 0081 0082 0083 j 0084 0091 0093 0094 0095 0101 0102 0104 0105 0115 0116 0117 0125 0126 I 0127 0134 0137 0138 ,0151 0152 0153 0157 015ft 0171 0172 0173 0180 O lH l 0182 0190 0191 0192 0196 0197 019ft 0207 0219 0222 0560 0561 0562 0587 0588 0593 0594 060t 0602 0606 0651 0652 0653 0661 0662 0663 0671 0672 0673 0674 0690 0701 0705 0706 0731 0732 0740 0801 0602 525 625 685 480 575 655 685 460 550 625 625 342 400 480 550 460 500 575 525 625 685 575 480 575 480 550 655 525 575 480 575 655 525 575 655 480 575 655 525 600 685 550 360 400 655 775 845 600 715 810 845 575 685 775 775 440 500 600 685 575 62SL 715 655 775 845 715 600 715 600 685 810 600 715 600 715 810 600 715 810 600 715 810 655 745 845 685 460 500 PROPOSED 4A0 600 550 685 480 600 500 625 575 715 500 625 460 550 4A0 600 550 685 625 775 525 655 625 775 525 655 4 2 0 525 500 625 525 655 6 2 5 775 500 625 4A0 600; 550 6A5 480 600 550 685 600 745 810 655 L IB R A R IA N 2 460 575 525 655 625 775 575 715 625 775 440 550 480 600 500 625 600 745 600 745 440 525 460 575 480 600 550 685 600 745 625 775 480 600 550 685 600 745 625 775 440 525 500 600 550 685 625 775 440 550 525 655 PREVAILING 28 625 775 26 575 715 21 24 28 26 28 20 22 23 27 27 19 21 22 25 27 28 22 25 27 28 19 22 25^ 28 20 24 23 19 22 26 16 27 29 25 29 17 21 25 25 21 23 21 27 PRESENT 500 625 420 525 480 600 575 715 360 460 600 745 655 810 550 685 655 810 380 480 460 575 550 685 550 685 460 575 500 625 460 575 600 745 20 21 23 440 460 .500 550 575 625 25 55Ó 6A 5 745 200A 2131A 2131B 2133 2141 2161 2162 2174 2184 2185 2186 2220 LIBRARIAN 3 VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR SERVICES VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR TRAOES VOCATIONAL TRAINING SUPERVISOR PUH SERV TRAINING CONSULTANT EDUCATION SPECIALIST 1 EDUCATION SPECIALIST 2 LIFFGUARD GRAPHIC ARTIST 1 GRAPHIC ARTIST 2 GRAPHIC ARTIST 3 PARK HISTORIAN 27 21 23 28 24 25 30 1^ 16 20 25 23 600 525 575 625 525 550 685 295 360 440 550 500 3006 3008 3011 3012 3013 3020 3021 3022 3023 3024 3025 3028 3029 3048 3049 3050 3052 STUDENT S C IE N T IF IC ft TFCH TRAINEE ENGINEER TRAINEE C IV IL ENGINEER 1 C IV IL ENGINEER 2 C IV IL ENGINEER 3 RADIO TELEVISION TECHNICIAN 1 RADIO TECHNICIAN 2 TELEVISION BROADCAST TECHNICIAN 2 TELEVISION BROADCAST ENGINEER 1 TELEVISION BROADCAST ENGINEER 2 RADIO ENGINEER MATERIALS TESTING ENGINEER 1 MATERIALS TESTING EN6INEER 2 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST 1 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST 2 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST 3 PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEER 2 SEE SEE 24 28 32 19 22 22 24 26 25 24 27 22 25 29 32 FOOTNOTES FOOTNOTES 550 655 625 775 745 915 440 525 480 600 480 600 525 655 575 715 550 685 550 6 5 5 600 745 480 600 550 685 655 810 7 4 5 915 3071 3072 3073 3077 3078 3079 3081 3082 3083 3092 3093 3121 3122 3123 3201 3261 3262 3263 3311 3312 3313 3314 3315 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT 1 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT 2 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT 3 CHEMISTRY STOREKEEPER 1 CHEMISTRY STOREKEEPER 2 CHEMISTRY STOREKEEPER 3 CHEMIST 1 CHEMIST 2 CHEMIST 3 PROPERTY APPRAISER 2 PROPERTY APPRAISER 3 APPRAISAL ENGINEER 1 APPRAISAL ENGINEER 2 APPRAISAL ENGINEER 3 METEOROLOGIST RADIATION SPECIALIST 1 RADIATION SPECIALIST 2 RADIATION SPECIALIST 3 HIGHWAY ENGINEER 1 HIGHWAY EN6INEER 2 HIGHWAY ENGINEER 3 HIGHWAY ENGINEER 4 HIGHWAY ENGINEER 5 23 26 28 1ft 22 25 22 25 28 25 29 24 28 32 29 22 25 28 24 26 2A 32 33 PRESENT 500 625 575 715 625 775 400 500 4A0 600 550 685 480 600 550 685 625 775 550 685 655 810 550 655 625 775 745 915 655 AIO 480 600 550 685 625 775 550 655 600 715 625 775 745 915 775 950 4001 4002 4005 4015 4016 4017 4101 4104 4105 4106 4108 4111 4114 4117 4120 4123 4127 4130 4133 4134 4135 4137 4140 4143 LABORER 1 LABORER 2 LABOR FOREMAN EQUIPMENT OPERATOR 1 EQUIPMENT OPERATOR 2 EQUIPMENT OPERATOR 3 BUILDING TRADES HELPER MAINTENANCE REPAIRMAN 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRMAN 2 MAINTENANCE FOREMAN PAINTER PAINTER FOREMAN MASON SHEET METAL WORKER CARPENTER CARPENTER FOREMAN CABINET MAKER ELECTRICIAN ELECTRICIAN FOREMAN ELECTRICAL SUPERINTENDENT SHOP SUPERINTENDENT PLUMBER PLUMBER FOREMAN CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT 12 15 17 15 17 20 15 17 20 22 20 22 20 20 20 22 19 20 22 25 24 20 22 26 326 380 420 3A0 420 4A0 3A0 440 500 550 500 550 500 500 500 550 4A0 500 550 625 525 500 550 625 575 625 775 655 685 A45 380 460 550 685 625 380 440 480 440 480 550 440 400 550 600 550 600 550 550 550 600 525 55Ó 600 685 655 550 600 715 22 480 600 25 550 685 29 655 810 745 27 600 29 655. 810 575 21 460 23 500 625 24 525 655 28 625 775 28 6 2 5 775 550 20 460 22 480 600 23 500 625 26 575 715 28 625 775 29 655 810 23 500 625 26 575 715 28 625 775 29 655 810 20 460 550 24 550 655 27 600 745 30 685 845 460 575 21 25 550 685 RATES 29 655 810 27 600 745 24 20 23 27 17 28 30 26 30 18 22 26 26 22 24 22 28 PROPOSED 525 655 440 550 500 625 600 745 380 480 625 775 685 845 575 715 685 845 400 500 480 600 575 715 575 715 480 600 525 655 480 600 625 775 21 22 24 26 28 22 24 29 25 26 31 13 17 21 26 24 625 550 600 655 550 575 715 310 380 460 575 525 600 655 810 685 715 880 400 480 575 715 655 25 29 33 20 23 23 25 27 26 25 28 23 26 30 33 550 655 775 460 500 500 560 600 575 550 625 500 575 685 775 685 810 950 550 625 625 685 745 715 685 775 625 715 845 950 24 27 29 19 23 26 23 26 29 26 30- 25 29 33 30 23 26 29 25 27 29 33 34 13 16 18 16 18 21 16 1A 21 23 21 23 21 21 21 23 20 22 24 26 25 22 24 27 460 480 525 57S 575 600 655 71 S 775 PROPOSED 525 655 6 0 0 ‘ 745 655 810 420 525 500 625 575 715 500 625 575 715 655 810 575 715 685 845 550 685 655 810 775 950 685 845 500 625 575 715 655 810 550 685 600 745 655 810 775 950 810 990 342 400 440 400 440. 500 400 460 525 575 525 575 525 525 525 575 500 550 600 655 550 550 600 655 400 460 500 460 500 575 460 500 575 625 575 625 575 575 575 625 550 600 655 715 685 600 655 745 4 1 *4 4145 4150 4151 4170 CONSTRUCTION INSPECTOR 1 CONSTRUCTION INSPECTOR 2 GARAGE SUPERINTENDENT MOTOR POOLS SUPERINTENDENT GENERAL MECHANIC 1 25 27 21 23 18 4171 4174 4201 4204 4207 4208 4210 4211 4214 4216 4222 4231 4234 4301 4304 4306 4308 4312 4323 4325 4456 4706 4707 470A 4801 4804 4807 4809 4810 4811 4812 4A17 481A 4820 4821 GENERAL MECHANIC 2 GENERAL MECHANIC FOREMAN MECHANICAL TRADES HELPER AUTOMOTIVE SERVICEMAN AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC 1 AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC 2 AUTOMOTIVE UPHOLSTERER BODY ft FENDER REPAIRMAN AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT INSPECTOR AUTOMOTIVE SHOP SUPERINTENDENT WELDER MACHINIST MACHINIST FOREMAN STATIONARY FIREMAN STATIONARY ENGINEER PLANT OPERATIONS FOREMAN PHYSICAL PLANT SUPERINTENDENT BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPT POWER PLANT OPERATOR POWER PLANT SUPERINTENDENT MARINE OILER INDUSTRIES FOR THE BLIND FOREMAN INDUSTRIES FOR THE BLIND SUPT FURNITURE FACTORY SUPERVISOR COBBLER BEAUTICIAN BARBER PHOTOGRAPHY ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHER 1 PHOTOGRAPHER 2 AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHER ORTHOPEDIC BRACE MAKER GLASS BLOWER S C IE N T IF IC INSTRUMENT TECH 1 S C IE N T IF IC INSTRUMENT TECH 2 19 21 16 15 18 19 1A 18 21 24 20 20 22 17 21 24 27 22 21 26 15 17 21 24 14 13 13 13 18 21 22 21 22 23 25 5003 5004 5020 5021 5023 5024 5027 5028 5029 INSTITUTIO N INSTITUTIO N MEAT CUfTER MEAT CUTTER BAKER 1 BAKER 2 COOK 1 COOK 2 COOK 3 06 11 14 15 13 15 5 0 3 0 503? 5033 5035 5036 5037 5038 5040 P R IS O N WORKER 1 WORKER 2 1 2 STEW ARD D IE T IT IA N 1 D IE T IT IA N 2 FOOD SERVICE SUPERVISOR FOOD SERVICE MANAGER 1 FOOD SERVICE MANAGER 2 PRISON FOOD MANAGER INSTITUTIO N FOOD ADMINISTRATOR 11 13 15 16 21 23 21 23 26 26 28 5041 5042 5 0 *3 5044 5045 5053 LAUNDRY WORKER 1 LAUNDRY WORKER 2 LAUNDRY WORKER-WASHMAN LAUNDRY SUPERVISOR 1 LAUNDRY SUPERVISOR 2 WATCHMAN 07 11 12 14 19 11 6003 6015 6021 6022 6023 6024 6025 6026 6029 6030 6032 6033 6034 6037 603A 6041 6 0 *2 6 0 *3 6044 6045 6 0 *6 6050’ 6051 6052 6055 6061A 60618 6062 6063 6071A 607 IB 6072 6081 6082 6085 6104 61U5 6106 6107 6108 6109 A 61098 6110 6111 6112 PSYCHIATRIC AWE 3 INDUSTRIAL FIE LD NURSE GRADUATE NURSE 3 GRADUATE NURSE 4 SUPERINTENDENT OF NURSES DIRECTOR OF NURS1N6 1 DIRECTOR OF NURSING 2 NURSING INSTRUCTOR PSYCHIATRIC NURSING INSTRUCTOR! 1 PSYCHIATRIC NURSING INSTRUCTOR! 2 PSYCHIATRIC NURSING SCHOOL DIRJ PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE 1 PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE 2 PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE 3 HOSPITAL NURSING CONSULTANT NURSING EDUCATION ft LICENSE COfIS ANIMAL CARETAKER 1 ANIMAL CARETAKER 2 ANIMAL CARETAKER 3 ANIMAL CARETAKER 4 ASST DIR OF ATTENDANT SERVICES DIRECTOR OF ATTENDANT SERVICES PSYCHIATRIC SECURITY AIDE 1 PSYCHIATRIC SECURITY AIDE 2 PSYCHIATRIC SECURITY AIDE SUPV SPEECH THERAPIST OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST 1 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST 1-REG OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST 2 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST 3 PHYSICAL THERAPIST 1 PHYSICAL THERAPIST 1-RF.G PHYSICAL THERAPIST 2 RECREATIONAL THERAPIST 1 RECREATIONAL THERAPIST 2 PATIENT WORK THERAPIST LABORATORY HELPER LABORATORY ASSISTANT LABORATORY MECHANIC RESEARCH LABORATORY TECHNICIAN 1 RESEARCH LABORATORY TECHNICIAN 2 MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNIC I AN-I^G MEDICAL LABORATORY SUPERVISOR MEDICAL LABORATORY SUPERVISOR MICROBIOLOGIST 1 14 18 19 21 24 26 28 20 22 23 28 IB 23 26 26 26 11 14 16 19 17 19 17 18 21 21 20 21 24 26 20 21 24 20 24 24 07 09 13 15 17 15 18 20 22 22 6113 6114 6118 6125 6126 6127 6128 6130 6 1 *0 6150 6201 6202 MICROBIOLOGIST 2 MICROBIOLOGIST 3 ORTHOPTIC ASSISTANT PHARMACIST PATHOLOGY ASSISTANT ELECTR0ENCEPHAL06RAPHIC TECH EMBALMER HOSPITAL TECHNICIAN IN STITUTIO N HOSPITAL MANAGER ANESTHETIST DENTAL ASSISTANT DENTAL ASSISTANT»TEACH1NG 602A 25 27 14 27 16 14 19 t9 22 22 10 12 625 685 525 575 460 685 745 575 625 500 PRESENT 480 5 2 5 525 5 7 5 400 460 440 400 460 500 480 525 500 460 460 500 525 575 525 655 500 550 500 550 550 600 420 480 500 575 550 6 5 5 600 745 480 600 580 575 575 715 400 440 380 480 460 575 550 655 342 420 310 400 310 400 342 400 400 500 460 575 480 600 480 575 525 600 500 625 550 685 26 28 22 24 19 655 715 715 f a 5 550 600 600 655 480 ? 525 20 22 17 16 19 20 19 19 22 25 21. 21 23 18 22 25 28 23 22 27 16 18 22 25 15 15 15 14 19 22 23 22 23 24 26 PROPOSED 500 550 550 600 420 480 400 460 480 525 500 550 480 525 480 525 550 600 550 685 525 575 525 575 575 625 440 500 525 600 575 685 625 775 500 625 525 600 745. 600 460 420 400 500 480 600 575 685 342 440 342 440 342 440 360 420 525 420 480 600 500 625 500 600 550 625 525 655 575 715 222 295 326 342 310 342 280 280 360 420 440 400 **O 360 310 3 *2 *0 0 **O 13 15 17 *2 0 *6 0 500 *6 0 500 575 575 625 525 21 575 625 575 625 7.15 715 775 22 24 23 25 28 28 29 525 500 550 625 625 655 07 11 12 15 20 12 PROPOSED 265 295 295 360 310 380 342 440 440 550 326 380 PRESENT 250 295 280 360 295 380 326 420 *2 0 525 310 360 326 400 440 460 525 575 625 460 480 500 625 440 500 575 575 575 295 326 360 420 380 420 400 420 460 460 440 460 525 575 440 460 525 440 525 525 222 250 326 342 380 342 400 440 480 480 420 500 525 575 655 715 775 550 600 625 775 500 625 715 715 715 360 420 460 525 480 525 480 500 575 575 550 575 655 715 550 575 655 550 655 655 295 326 400 440 480 440 500 550 600 600 PRESENT 550 6 8 5 600 745 326 420 600 745 360 460 326 420 420 525 420 525 480 600 480 600 265 342 2 9 5 380 07 11 16 17 15 17 15 19 20 22 25 27 29 21 23 24 29 20 24 27 27 27 12 15 17 20 18 20 18 19 22 22 21 22 25 27 21 22 25 21 25 25 08 10 14 16 18 16 19 21 23 23 236 310 360 380 342 380 310 3 *? 380 *6 0 *8 0 342 440 460 480 550 600 655 480 500 525 655 480 525 600 600 600 310 342 380 440 400 440 420 440 480 480 460 480 550 600 460 480 550 460 550 550 236 265 342 360 400 360 420 460 500 500 295 360 460 480 **O *8 0 *o o **O *8 0 575 600 655 625 685 775 775 810 440 525 550 600 685 745 810 575 625 655 810 550 655 745 745 745 380 440 480 550 500 550 500 525 600 600 575 600 685 745 575 600 685 575 685 685 310 342 420 460 500 460 525 575 625 625 P roposed 26 28 15 28 17 15 20 20 23 23 11* 13 575 625 342 625 380 342 440 440 500 500 280 310 715 775 440 775 480 440 550 550 625 625 360 400 6203 DENTAL HYGIENIST 6204 DENTAL TECHNICIAN 1 6205 DENTAL TECHNICIAN 2 6337 SPEECH AND HEARING CONSULTANT 6401 SANITARIAN 1 6402 SANITARIAN 2 6403 SANITARIAN 3 6404 SANITARIAN 4 6511 PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATOR 1 6512 PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATOR 2 6513 PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATOR 3 6524 ALCOHOL EDUCATION SUPERVISOR 6 6 0 1 A MEDICAL RECORDS LIBRARIAN 1 6 6 0 IB MEDICAL RECORDS LIBRARIAN 1-REG 6602A MEDICAL RECORDS LIBRARIAN 2 6602H MED RECORDS LIBRARIAN 2-REG 6603 MEDICAL RECORDS LIBRARIAN 3 17 17 20 2ft 22 25 27 2ft 21 27 29 32 17 19 20 22 24 380 380 440 625 480 550 600 625 460 600 655 745 380 420 440 480 525 480 480 550 775 600 685 745 775 575 745 810 915 480 525 550 600 655 7000 7001A 7001B 7001C 7003 7004 7006 7010 7012 7019 7026 7027 702ft 7031 7033 7034 7035 7036 7037 7038 7041A 7 0 4 IB 7 0 *2 CASEWORKER 1 CASEWORKER 2 CASEWORKER 2 CASEWORKER 2 CASEWORK SUPERVISOR TRAINEE CASEWORK SUPERVISOR WELFARE CASE REVIEWER WELFARE STAFF ASSISTANT 1 WELFARE PROGRAM SUPERVISOR 1 WELFARE FIELD REPRESENTATIVE COUNTY WELFARE ADMINISTRATOR 1 COUNTY WELFARE ADMINISTRATOR 2 COUNTY WELFARE ADMINISTRATOR 3 EXEC SECRETARY YOUTH COMM SOCIAL SERVICE WORKER 1 SOCIAL SERVICE WORKER 2 SOCIAL WORKER 1 SOCIAL WORKFR 2 SOCIAL WORKER 3 SOCIAL WORKER 4 VOCATIONAL REHAB SPECIALIST 1 VOCATIONAL RfcHAR SPECIALIST 1 VOCATIONAL REHAB SPECIALIST 2 19 21 22 23 22 25 23 22 27 29 24 26 29 28 21 23 23 25 27 29 23 25 27 440 460 480 500 480 550 500 480 600 655 525 575 655 625 460 500 500 550 600 655 500 550 600 7 0 *3 7 0 *7 7048 7053 70t>(l 7061 VOCATIONAL REHAB SPECIALIST 3 IN STITUTIO N EMPLOYMENT OFFICER 1 IN STITUTIO N EMPLOYMENT OFFICER 2 SUPERVISOR OF VOLUNTEER SERVICES ASSISTANT CAMP DIRECTOR 29 23 29 20 21 PRESENT 810 655 625 500 655 810 440 550 *6 0 575 CAMP D IR E C T O R J U V F N IL E S E R V IC F 2* 625 7071 WORKER I 20 **O 7 0 7P J U V E N IL E W O RK ER 2 525 575 600 625 600 685 625 600 745 810 655 715 810 775 575 625 625 685 745 810 625 685 745 655 550 18 18 21 29 23 26 28 29 22 28 30 34 18 20 21 23 25 20 22 23 24 23 26 24 23 28 30 25 27 30 29 22 24 24 26 2A 30 24 26 2ft 30 24 30 22 22 25 21 400 400 460 655 500 575 625 655 4A0 625 685 810 400 440 460 500 550 460 480 500 525 500 575 525 500 625 685 550 600 685 655 480 525 525 575 625 685 525 575 625 500 500 575 810 625 715 775 810 600 775 845 990 500 550 575 625 685 550 600 625 655 625 715 655 625 775 845 6A5 745 845 810 600 655 655 715 775 845 655 715 775 PROPOSED 685 845 525 655 6A5 845 4AO 600 4A0 600 685 550 *6 0 550 575 JUVENILE SERVICE WORKER 3 JUVENILE SERVICF DIRECTOR 7104 PAROLE OFFICER 1 7105 PAROLE OFFICER 2 7106 PAROLE OFFICER 3 710« CORRECTIONAL OFFICER 7109 CORRECTIONAL CORPORAL 7110 CORRECTIONAL SFR6EANT 7111 CORRECTIONAL LIEUTENANT 7113 kCORRECTIONAL CAPTAIN 7117 CORRECTIONAL GUIDANCE SUPERVISOR 7120 PRISON CLASSIFICATION OFFICER 7121 PRISON COUNSELOR 1 7122 PRISON COUNSELOR 2 7 1 *1 PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSISTANT 7 1 *2 PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATE 7143 PSYCH ASSOCIATE CORRECTIONAL 7144 PSYCHOLOGIST 1 7181 GROUP L IF E SUPERVISOR 1 7182 GROUP L IF E SUPERVISOR 2 7183 GROUP L IF E SUPERVISOR 3 7184 GROUP L IF E SUPERVISOR 4 7185 GROUP L IF E SUPERVISOR 5 7187 REHABILITATION UNIT MANAGER 1 718ft REHABILITATION UNIT MANAGER 2 7191 DORMITORY COUNSELOR 1 7192 DORMITORY COUNSELOR 2 7193 DORMITORY COUNSELOR 3 7213 VETERANS BENEFITS CONSULTANT 7214 VETERANS PROGRAM SPECIALIST 7220 STUDENT WORKER 7230 COORDINATOR BUS ENTERPRISES BLIND 7231 HEHAH AGENT FOR THE BLIND 7233 DIRECTOR OF REHAB SFRV FOR BLIND 7301 FINGERPRINT TECHNICIAN 7341 COMMUNITY PROJECT SPECIALIST 1 7 3 *2 COMMUNITY PROJECT SPECIALIST 2 7 3 5 1 A EMPLOYMENT SECURITY INTERN 7351B EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COUNSELOR fa b lC EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COUNSELOR SR 26 29 23 25 2ft 17 1ft 21 24 2A 2ft 2A 23 25 21 2* 25 29 14 17 20 23 27 15 20 1A 21 24 24 26 SFF 25 24 27 14 21 23 20 22 24 655 715 655 810 500 625 550 685 625 775 400 480 420 500 460 575 525 655» 625 775 625 775 625 775 500 625 550 685 460 575 525 655 550 685 655 AIO 326 420 380 4A0 440 550 500 625 600 745 342 440 440 550 400 500 460 575 525 655 5 2 5 655 575 715 FOOTNOTES 550 685 525 655 600 745 342 420 460 575 500 625 440 550 480 600 525 655 25 27 30 24 26 29 1A 19 22 25 29 29 29 24 26 22 25 26 30 15 18 21 24 28 16 21 19 22 25 25 27 600 685 525 575 655 420 440 480 550 655 655 655 525 575 480 550 575 685 342 400 460. 525 625 360 460 420 480 550 550 600 685 7 *5 845 655 715 810 500 525 600 685 810 810 810 655 715 600 685 715 845 440 500 575 655 775 460 575 525 600 685 685 745 26 25 28 15 22 24 21 23 25 575 550 625 360 480 525 460 500 550 715 6A5 745 440 600 655 575 625 685 ft001 8002 8003 12 14 17 1A 310 360 3A0 400 13 15 1A 19 326 380 400 420 400 440 500 525 S E R V IC E 7073 7075 8004 FARM LABORER FARMER FARM UNIT FORFMAN 1 FARM UNIT FOREMAN 2 5?5 575 380 420 4A0 500 PRESENT A005 FARM UNIT FOREMAN 3 8010 FARM MANAGER 1 AO11 FARM MANAGER 2 A012 FARM MANAGER 3 8015 EXPER BIOLOGY TECH 1 «016 > EXPER BIOLOGY TECH 2 R024 * AGRONOMIST 1 8025 AGRONOMIST 2 8026 AGRONOMIST 3 A02A SEED ANALYST AIDE 8031 SEED ANALYST 1 8032 SEED ANALYST 2 8033 SEED ANALYST SUPERVISOR 8034 SEED CERTIFICATION ASSISTANT 8035 GROUNDSMAN 1 8036 GROUNDSMAN 2 8039 NURSERYMAN 8050 SHIPPING POINT INSPECTOR 8051 SHIPPING POINT INSPECTOR SUPV 1 8052 SHIPPING POINT INSPECTOR SUPV 2 8055 GRAIN WEIGHER SAMPLER 8058 GRAIN INSPECTOR 8061 GRAIN INSPECTION SUPERVISOR 8063 GRAIN WAREHOUSE INSPECTOR 2 A064 PLANT PATH0L06IST 1 8065 PLANT PATHOLOGIST 2 8072 EGG INSPECTOR 8077 FEEDS AND FERTILIZER SPECIALIST 8080 ENTOMOLOGIST 1 8081 ENTOMOLOGIST 2 8084 POULTRY INSPECTOR 1 8085 POULTRY INSPECTOR 2 8093 DAIRY INSPECTOR 8094 FOODS ANO DAIRY SPECIALIST 8100 MEAT INSPECTOR 1 20 19 21 24 19 21 21 25 27 06 10 12 18 11 14 17 16 17 18 22 16 19 22 21 22 24 18 22 22 24 18 21 21 24 440 420 460 525 420 460 460 550 600 222 265 295 400 280 326 380 360 380 400 480 360 420 480 460 480 525 400 480 480 525 400 460 460 525 17 380 550 525 575 655 525 575 575 685 745 280 342 380 500 360 420 480 460 480 500 600 460 525 600 575 600 655 500 600 600 655 500 575 575 655 480 21 20 22 25 20 22 22 26 28 07 11 13 19 12 15 18 17 17 19 23 16 20 23 22 23 25 19 24 23 25 19 22 2? 25 17 PROPOSED 460 575 440 550 480 600 550 685 440 550 480 600 480 600 575 715 625 775 236 295 280 360 310 400 420 525 295 380 342 440 400 500 380 480 400 480 420 525 500 625 380 460 440 550 500 625 480 600 500 625 550 685. 420 525 525 655 500 625 550 685 420 525 480 600 480 600 550 685 400 480 600 480 575 685 810 8102 8103 8105 8106 8109 MEAT INSPECTOR 3 LIVESTOCK BRAND INSPECTOR 1 LIVESTOCK OFFICER 1 LIVESTOCK OFFICER 2 VETERINARIAN 1 22 17 21 25 29 480 380 460 550 655 9019 9021 9022 9042 904.3 9056 905A 9060 9061 9062 9065 9066 FORFST DISPATCHER FOREST WARDEN 1 FOREST WARDEN 2 ASSISTANT OISTRICT FOREST WARDEN DISTRICT FOREST WARDEN 1 FOREST INSPECTOR FOREST NURSERY SUPERINTENDENT FORESTRY AIDE FORESTRY TECHNICIAN FORESTER TRAINEE SENIOR FORESTER 18 15 20 25 29 23 29 15 20 SEE 22 25 400 500 380 440 440 550 550 685 655 810 500 625 655 810 380 440 440 550 FOOTNOTES 480 600 550 685 9067 9101 9104 9119 9123 9129 9130 9132 9140 9143 9163 9251 STAFF FORESTER I FISHWAY INSPECTOR—OPERATOR STREAM IMPROVEMENT FOREMAN BIOLOGIST AIDE GAME BIOLOGIST 3 F IS H HATCHERYMAN 1 FIS H HATCHERYMAN 2 F IS H HATCHERY SUPERINTENDENT F IS H CULTURE SUPERVISOR 1 COMMERCIAL FISHER IES INSPECTOR AQUATIC BIOLOGIST 3 STATE PLANNER 1 29 IB 22 16 29 16 18 22 28 17 29 21 FORESTER PRESENT 655 810 400 500 480 600 360 460 655 810 380 460 400 500 480 600 625 775 380 480 655 810 460 575 23 17 22 26 30 500 400 480 575 685 625 480 600 715 845 19 16 21 26 30 24 30 16 21 420 400 460 575 685 525 685 400 460 525 460 575 715 A45 655 845 460 575 23 26 500 575 625 715 PROPOSED 30 6 8 5 B4S 19 420 525 23 500 6 2 5 17 3B0 480 30 6B5 8 4 5 17 400 480 19 42Ò 525 23 500 625 29- 6 5 5 810 5Ô0 400 IB 30- 685 845 22 4B0 600 FOOTNOTES 0014 - 0015 - Second step Special H iring Bate may be paid la Portland area fo r shorthand q u a lifie d appointees, 0040 - Student Adm inistrative Trainee — Adm inistrative Trainee Salary Range - $310 326 342 360 380 400 420 440 460 480 500 525 $360 - Rate fo r student who has completed his sophomore year. $380 - Rate fo r student who has completed his Junior year. $460 - 480 - 500 - Rate fo r student who haq completed four years o f college course work. $480 - 500 - 525 - Rate a ft e r six months of post-graduate employment in th is class if ic a tio n , or completion of one academic year o f graduate work. 0081 - 0091 - 0171 - 0190 - College Graduates w ith eighteen or more quarter hours in Accounting may be h ired a t $500 per month. College Graduates w ith a major in Accounting may be hired e t $525 per month. 3006 - Student S c ie n tific and Technical Trainee — S c ie n tific end Technical Trainee Salary Range - $326 342 360 380 400 420 440 460 480 !5 550 $380 - Rate fo r student who has completed his sophomore year. $400 - Rata fo r student who has completed his ju n io r year. $480 - 500 - 525 - Rata fo r student who has completed four years o f collage course work. $500 - 525 - 550 - Rate a fte r s ix months of post-graduate employment in th is class if ic a tio n , or completion o f one academic year o f graduate work. 3008 - Engineer Trainee Salary Range -$ 3 4 2 360 380 400 420 440 460 480 500 $400 - Completion o f one year o f engineering a t a recognised collage o f engineering. $420 - Completion o f two years o f engineering a t a recognised collage o f engineering. $440 - Completion of three years o f engineering a t a recognised collage o f engine ering . Rates 4117 4123 4130 4133 4137 4140 fo r year-round employment in Eugene end other areas where approved: Sheet Metal Worker $525 550 575 600 625 655 Carpenter Foreman 575 600 625 655 E le c tric ia n 550 575 600 625 635 655 E le c tric ia n Foreman 575 600 625 655 685 715 Plumber 550 575 600 625. 655 Plumber Foreman 600 625 655 685 715 5011 Delated 9062 - Forester Trainee Salary Range - $326 342 $360 - 380 • Completion of $380 - 400 - Completion o f $400 - 420 - Completion o f fo re s try . 360 380 400 440 460 480 500 one year o f fo re s try a t a recognised collage o f fo re s try . two years o f fo re s try a t a recognised collage o f fo re s try . three years o f fo re s try a t a recognised college o f Pay Adjustment Plan Will Cause Internal Problems A warning of the internal dis for the purpose of alleviating the tortions which will develope with critical salary inequities, the lack in the state’s classifications when of money has led to an arbitrary the Civil Service Commission’s selection of classifications which proposed mid-biennium salary ad in turn has created even further justments are adopted was given salary inequities,” he declared. to the OSEA Board of Directors meeting in Salem May 7. OSEA Wage and Salary Everett B. Stiles told the board that the distortions will be created by the arbitrary selection of classifica tions for salary adjustments. This has been brought about by lack of funds to make the necessary mid biennium adjustments, he said. As an example of what can hap pen because of salary distortions, Stiles mentioned a situation which took place in a state institution. There an employee whose salary range was thrown out of align ment with salary ranges for sim ilar classifications quit his job. “ Despite the fact that the leg islature appropriated the mid biennium salary adjustment fund Civil Service Pay Adjustment Public Hearing May 25, 1:30 p.m Room 100, Public Service Building