92d Congress } COMMITTEE PRINT { COMMITTEE SALARY AND RETIREMENT ANNUITY COMMITTEE ON HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES JANUARY 1971 PURCHASED THROUGH Printed for the use of the Committee on Post Office and Civil Service 54-716 U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE WASHINGTON: 1971 July 1, 1945 20.0 20 percent or $400, whichever is the lesser_ Jan. 1, 1946 20. 0 $400 for annual rate employees; 20 cents per hour for hourly rate employees; 20 percent for 4th-class postmasters. 8.4 percent, levels 1-6; 72 percent above level 6.. Oct. 11, 1962 Jan. 8.6 8.6 percent for all employees, plus additional step for 1st 4 levels. 1, 1964 2.6 2.6 percent for all employees. July 1, 1964 5.6 5.6 percent for all employees.. Oct. 1, 1965 3.6 3.6 percent for all employees.. July 1, 1966 2.9 2.9 percent for all employees.. Oct. 1, 1967 6.0 6.0 percent for all employees, including 1 salary level advancement. July 1, 1968 5.0 5.0 percent for all employees.. July 1, 1969 4.7 Full comparability. Dec. 27, 1969 6.0 6.0 percent for all employees.. Apr. 16, 1970 8.0 8.0 percent for all employees of POD, including headquarters employees. $450 for annual rate employees; 25 cents per hour for hourly rate employees; 25 percent for 4th-class postmasters. $120 for annual rate employees; 212 cents per hour for hourly rate employees; 5 percent 72 percent for all employees; 22-percent additional temporary increase, levels 1-6; of $170 and maximum of $440. Postal field service employees: 5-percent increase with Classified employees: 11-percent increase_ Postal field service employees: 12-percent average in crease. 71⁄2 percent for all employees_ Action taken Presidential memorandum of disapproval, Aug. Vetoed May 19, 1955. Senate sustained veto Presidential memorandum of disapproval, Sept. Do. Vetoed June 30, 1960. Veto overridden (Public Law 86-568). |