THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT PAY RETROACTIVITY

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CIA-RDP66B00403R000400270022-3
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RIFPUB
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K
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1
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December 16, 2016
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January 10, 2005
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22
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Publication Date: 
September 1, 1964
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NSPR
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WASHINGTON STAR Approved For Re a 2P0' %27 : CIA-RDP66BO0401R0004002'70.022-3 w THE ~ ~~ j": ? tr b~0 T LIGPT By JOSEPH YOUNG Star Staff Writer PAY RETROACTIVITY The House is expected to agree to and send to the White House this week the Senate-approved' amendment that would make the recent Government pay raise apply retroactive to about. 50,000 non-classified white collar employes who were the victims of a legislative oversight in the original measure. All other Federal classified and postal workers received retroactive pay raises to the first pay pe- riod after July 1. The ? Senate-adopted amend- ment, added to the Mouse bill providing group health and life 'insurance for, District tempora- ry teachers, also would give ;these 50,000 non-classified em- ployes the July retroactive pay d a t e. House Jeaders have agreed to accept the amend- mont. Employes . involved include t h o s e in National Security 'A g e n c y, Central Inelligence Agency, Atomic Energy Com- mission, Tennessee Valley Au- ,thority and Government Print- ing Office, plus a big group of top engineers and scientists who are paid at agency-set rates. roved For Release 2005/01/27