Gazette issue · 1900

Victoria Government Gazette, No. 64, 22 June 1900

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The Reclassification Board has determined that current arrangements for annual leave and gazetted holidays forappointment
The Reclassification Board determined that letter carriers do not have an exclusive right to promotion to lettother
The Reclassification Board recommends alterations to Section 38 of the Public Service Act No. 1133 regarding tother
Regulations for temporary government employees in Victoria, detailing re-engagement, discharge, and applicatioother
Regulations detail the removal of names from the Temporary Employment Register for unresponsiveness or unwilliother
The Reclassification Board determines that several government offices, previously exempt from the Public Servinotice
An opinion from the Attorney-General regarding Mr. Cumming's classification was communicated to the Postmasterother
An opinion regarding the classification of Mr. Angus Cumming's position as sub-accountant in the Postmaster-Geother
The Attorney-General provides a legal opinion stating that Mr. Cumming was not automatically promoted to the 2other
This notice details the claim of D. Ferguson, a Customs Department officer, regarding his classification and sother
The Reclassification Board has been directed to review the case of Mr. Ferguson, who is seeking compensation fother
The Reclassification Board determines Mr. Ferguson's salary and classification, and addresses a claim by J. W.other
Mr. Wallace claims he was entitled to promotion to the 3rd class based on his salary plus allowances exceedingother
Notices regarding salary and allowance claims for Mr. Wallace, C. R. Long, and F. Tate within the Education Deother
F. Tate's claim for salary increments as a lecturer and inspector, detailing his appointment date, salary progappointment
This notice details decisions regarding salary classifications and appointments for public service officers, inotice
This notice details the withdrawal of an order fixing T. M. Howden's salary as Assistant Engineer and the subsappointment
The Attorney-General advised on Mr. Howden's right to increments, and the Reclassification Board determined Mrother
This notice details the Reclassification Board's decision regarding A. B. Lang's salary and the transfer of G.other
This notice details decisions from a Reclassification Board regarding salary claims for Warder McIntyre, Leopoother
This notice details salary claims and classifications for William Watson Hill, a sorter, and Miss C. Hosking, other
The Reclassification Board determines that Miss Hosking should receive arrears of pay validated by a corrigendother
The Reclassification Board determined that Miss M. L. Saunders has not sustained her claim to be classified asother
The Reclassification Board ruled on claims by R. Yorke regarding salary and increments and by William Burston other
A report details the delayed implementation of a Board of Inquiry's decision regarding the appointment of Mr. other
A Reclassification Board recommends legislative authority to place Mr. Burston in the highest subdivision of tappointment
This notice details costs awarded and is signed by Charles F. Taylor, Chairman of the Board, at Spring-street,other
P. Hourigan, a Clerk in the Department of Lands and Survey, claims he should have been appointed to a higher cnotice
The Reclassification Board determined that Mr. Hourigan's claim to be classified in a higher class with back pother
The Reclassification Board, chaired by A. W. Chomley, met on June 21, 1900, with members J. H. Taylor and Wm. other