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Harry's Career in the Civil Service as published in the Gazette1902 June -Harry, aged 15, Registered as Temporary Boy Copyist (New Class) with the Civil Service. These positions were qualified through competitive examination and would certainly be a sought after entry level for a career in the Civil Service. 1 Description of the job as Temporary Boy Copyist (New Class) in the London Gazette 22nd May 1896 This Register will contain the names of boys who have satisfied the Civil Service Commissioners that they are of good health and character, and that they are duly qualified under the following regulations (3 and 4). The fee payable for attending the Open Competitive Examinations will be 2s. 6d. Boy Copyists, placed on this Register will be summoned for employment in any of the Public Departments as they are wanted. When not wanted, they will have no claim to employment. These Boy Copyists will usually be engaged and-paid by the week of 39 hours, viz. :—7 hours a day on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, and 4 hours on Saturdays ; and they will be paid 14s. per week during the first year of their service. After a year of approved service, an increase of pay to 15s. They may also be engaged and paid by the hour at the rate of 4d. per hour during their first year of service; at the rate of 5d. per hour during the second or third year of service ; If any case of infectious disease should occur in the house where a Copyist is living, he must immediately report the fact to the Officer under whom he is employed, and must, if required, at once discontinue his attendance. In cases of such enforced absence from his employment it is in the discretion of the Head of the Department in which he has been serving to allow the Copyist full pay at the usual rate for the period for which it is medically certified that his attendance at the office would be likely to be dangerous to his colleagues. 1907 January 31. Harry aged 20 years . AFTER OPEN COMPETITION Harry appointed for the Office of Woods as an Assistant Clerk (Abstractor) 1907 May 3 - UNDER CLAUSE VII OF THE ORDER IN COUNCIL OF 4TH JUNE, 1870. Harry becomes a Customs Assistant Clerk (Abstractor) 1913 February 7. Transfers of Assistant Clerks (Abstractor Class) Harry is transferred from the Custom and Excise Department to the Supreme Court Pay Office 1918 May 3. UNDER CLAUSE 7 AND CLAUSE 45 OF THE ORDER IN COUNCIL OF 10TH JANUARY 1910 Harry appointed as a Second Division Clerk And whereas by an Order in Council dated the twenty-first March one thousand eight hundred and ninety it was provided that the Lower Division should thenceforth be called the Second Division and that Second Division Clerks appointed- after the twenty-eighth May one 'thousand eight. hundred and eighty-nine should give a regular attendance of seven hours a day and commence at a salary of seventy pounds rising by annual increments as therein afterj provided Addresses of Harry, Rose and FamilyThese were obtained from a mix of Sadie's records and the entries in the ships logs for their holidays and other sources.The dates refer to the date of notification and not necessarily the start / finish dates. |
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