[INTERPARTMENTAL] LITHOGRAPHIC WAGE SCHEDULE

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CIA-RDP84-00780R000500080010-0
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5
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December 12, 2016
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June 26, 2002
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REPORT
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e Approved F VDIKmd)(Z010-0 This schedule applies to positia,.s oonosrned with map printing, laboratory photographic work, and related printing aotivitiss. It is followed by Goverment agencies in the l~iashingtao area which partioi- pats in surreys or adopt the results. Positions are graded within 34 levels of dilliou 1 t7 saeording to a point evaluation system. Wage surveys are usually Made .rwual]a- of positions in lithogrsphia plants in private industry and the rates are adjusfsd to oorrespood to the industr7 rata. The grading cystemi for positions is as follows: 1 =tZ ban - . 0-464 mss 18 point km 945-974 Factor! 1. Uperlenoe 2 465-494 19 975-1,004 and Training 3 495-524 2D 1,005-1,034. 4 525-554 21 1,035-1,064 11. Bssponsibbdlit* 5 555-584 22 1,065-1,094 6 585-614 23 1,095-1,12r- M. xea"l 7 615-644 24 1,125-1,154 Application 8 645-674 25 1,155'1,184 9 675-704 26 1,185-1,214 IT. Physical 10 705-734 27 1,215-1,244 Demand 11 735-764 28 1,245-1,274 12 765-794 29 1,275-1,304. 4. forking 13 795-824 30 1,305 1,334 0ooditions 14 825-854 31 1,335-1,364 15 855-884 32 1,365-1,394 16 885-914 33 1,395-1,474 17 915-944 34 1,425-1,454 Approved For Release 2002/08/15 : CIA-RDP84-0078OR000500080010-0 0 Approved For Release 2002/08/15 : C A-RDP84-00780~8~~000~Q0080010-0 GOf/SEiN~iEEfl' PRIKM WAM MROO This schedule applies to positions concerned with printing trades, crafts and related occupations (other than those primarily concerned with Offset Printing, which are covered under other schedules such as the lithographic Schedule). Positions under this schedule are established by title, without & grade. Rates for nonsupervisors are determined and adjusted annually by collaboration between the Public Printer and labor union represents-- tives of each trade or craft with more than ten workers. This negoti- ation is authorised under the Kies* Lot (USC Title 44 Sect. 40). The Public Printer makes use of reports of the Bureau of Labor Statistics on rates paid in 25 cities for each of the trades, in establishing a basis for determining GPO rates. The Public Printer reports the results of negotiations to the Joint Congressional Committee an Printing, which approves or disapproves the rates or takes such other action as it deems necessary. Rates are established an an hourly bads. Rates for foremen are established on an annual basis and changes are based on a weighted average of the increases granted to all trades and craft workers during the year. ieyworker or leader positions are established at a flmd- rate above the journeyman level, based on negotiatio~p. In the Agency positions comparable to the Government Printing. Office positions are given comparable rates, and the rate schedule is adjusted in conformance with the Government Printing Office Wage Schedule. Approved For Release 2002/08/15 : CIA-RDP84-0078OR060500080010-0 0 Waxy Board _Leadar 3 WAQI.. ~~zv~[ rr, U-1 51 /08/15: CIA-RDP84-0078OR000500080010-0 Positions are established at the same level as that of work performed and led with the prefix MP. This is- the first supervisory level, with responsibility for immediate direction of the work of two or more workers. Wat~_ 3uoerris= 3ch,2due 3-1 3-2 3-3 3-4 3-15 3-16 3-17 14 no= 6 1. Base Level Work Supervised 316 II. Supervisory R.spon.ibdlitys General Forman 4 Foreman 3 Lead Forman 2 M. Volume of Operations Measutvd.b7 Total staff 2-12 1 9-30 2 18-55 3 40-125 4 80.250 '5 175-500 6 350-1000 7 750-2250 8 1600-5000 9 Additional saheftleess Where there are a ==ber of workers in Landry, Radio, Food Service, Lithographic or Printing occupations and there are local rates that will not match those fotwd in the above "Regulars Wage Board dot.raiDations separate rate schedules are issued for workers in thus. oaonpations. The Agency has established a Radio Maiatsnsnos Schedule (s[) to ps rates comparable to the.. followed in the )Taticoai 3.enrit7 Agency. 0 Approved For Release 2002/08/15: CIA-RDP84-00780R00a50008fl010-0 - Approved For Release/ R00050008001 0-0 This schedule applies primarily to positions oonoerned idth security printing and engraving trades and crafts. In the Agenq it applies to positions in Technical Services Division. This system has no grades for positions. Positions are established by title. Rates used in the Agency are based on rates approved by the Treasury Department for the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. The Bureau of Ingraving and Printing makes regular (usually annual) surreys of rates paid by private companies engaged primarily in bank-note engraving and Graphic Arts rates are adjusted to correspond to the industry rates. Approved For Release 2002/08/15 : CIA-RBP84-00780R00050008001-0-0--- Approved For0/ 18OR000500080010-0 The Atay-Air Fords Wags Board Systa^- was established by the Departments of Amy and Air Force to provide an equitable system for the pay administration of employees in recognised trades or crafts, or other skilled mechanical crafts, or in unskilled, sadskillsd, or skilled manual-labor occupations, and other employees including foremen and supervisors in positions having trade, craft, or laboring experience and knowledge as the paramount require^aent. Authority for the system was granted by Section 202 (7) of the Classification Act of 1949 whioh provided that "the compensation of such employees shall be fixed and adjusted from time to time as nearly as is consistent with the public interest in accordance with prevailing rates. The Arq-Air Force Wags Board System utiliser a point sea] nation system for determining grads levels of positions. Wage surreys of positions in industry in the locality where An q,--Ur Force jobs are located are used to establish the pay rates appropriate for the particular grades. These surveys are normally conducted atsmally-. Factors and levels for positions are as follows: Ism Ma AM-Cd= Aghadala kalk . Paint Ranee W-1 0-464 I. 1xPsrisnoe and Training 6 W-2 5-494 4 W-3 495-524 no R+ssponsdbd3ity W-4 525-554 W-5 555-584 III. Mental Application w-6 585-644 W-7 645-704 IV. Physical Drand W-8 705-764 W-9 765-824 V. Working Conditions W-10 Sts-884 W-11 885-944 W-12 945-1004 W-13 1005-1064 W-14 1065-1154 W-15 1155-1274 Approved For Release 2002/08/15 : CIA-RDP84-00780R000500080010-0