asked the Minister for Defence the basic rates of wages, wage adjustments and overtime rates of non-craftsmen civilian employees of his Department in the form of a reply of 4th February, 1969.
Written Answers. - Department of Defence Civilian Employees.
226.
The following is the information requested in so far as rates of pay are concerned. Wage adjustments are made from the appropriate dates for the various classes, in accordance with the Employer-Trade Union National Agreement 1974.
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Category |
Existing basic weekly rate of pay |
Operative date |
Wage adjustments pending |
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†Classes paid Building Trade Labourers' rate or a differentialover that rate: |
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Dublin City |
£32.05 per week |
1/7/74 |
Cost-of-Living “Threshold” increase from 1/1/75 (in accordance with Paragraph 3 (E) National Agreement 1974) |
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Dublin County |
£32.05 do. |
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Curragh Training Camp |
£30.92 do. |
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Kildare Town and Naas |
£30.88 do. |
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Cork City |
1/7/74 |
Cost-of-Living “Threshold” increase from 1/1/75 (in accordance with Paragraph 3 (E) National Agreement 1974) |
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Ballincollig, |
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Haulbowline, Cork |
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Harbour Forts, |
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Spike Island, Bere |
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Island, Kilworth |
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Fermoy |
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Limerick and |
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Knockalisheen |
£32.05 do. |
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Galway |
£31.39 do. |
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Gormanston and Dundalk |
£31.39 do. |
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Kilkenny |
£31.39 do. |
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Coolmoney Camp, Clonmel, Mullingar and Athlone |
£31.11 do. |
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Finner Camp, Rockhill Fort Dunree, Longford and Lifford Tralee, Lahinch |
£30.88 do. |
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†Employees whose pay is varied in accordance with adjustments in Building Trade rates but who are paid less than Building Labourers: |
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Pioneer (Dublin City) |
£31.12 per week |
1/7/74 |
Cost-of-Living “Threshold” increase from 1/1/75 (in accordance with Paragraph 3 (E) National Agreement 1974) |
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Pioneer (Cork City) |
£30.82 per week |
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Pioneer (Limerick City) |
£30.56 do. |
1/7/74 |
Cost of-Living “Threshold” increase from 1/1/75 (in accordance with Paragraph 3 (E) National Agreement 1974) |
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Sacristan |
£29.94 do. |
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Caretaker (Arbour Hill) |
£29.44 do. |
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Labourer (Medical Corps) |
£30.78 do. |
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Helper (Medical Corps) |
£31.12 do. |
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Labourer (Barrack Services Workshops) |
£29.71 do. |
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†Naval Dockyard (Ship-building) Employees: |
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Riggers |
£33.87 per week |
1/7/74 |
do. |
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Trades Helper |
£33.80 do. |
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Labourer and grades paid a differential over Labourer's rate |
£32.60 do. |
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†Crew Members: |
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3rd EngineersLeading StokersSeaman |
£35.98 do.£34.06 do.£32.29 do. |
1/7/74 |
do. |
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†Carter, Kilworth |
£31.70 do. |
1/7/74 |
do. |
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Watchmen, Haulbowline |
£27.39 do. |
1/6/74 |
Second Phase National Agreement 1974 from 1/12/74 and Cost-of-Living “Threshold” increase from 1/3/75 (in accordance with Paragraph 3 (E) National Agreement 1974) |
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†Road and Sanitary Supervisor, Curragh†Roads Labourers†Labourer, Cavalry Corps Curragh |
£35.26 do.£28.41 do.£28.66 do. |
1/7/74 |
75p per week from 1/12/74 (special adjustment Cost-of-Living “Threshold” increase from 1/3/75 (in accordance with Paragraph 3 (E) National Agreement 1974) |
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†Pioneers (other than in Dublin, Cork and Limerick cities): |
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Curragh Training Camp |
£28.30 do. |
1/7/74 |
do. |
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Naas and Kildare |
£28.30 do. |
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Ballincollig, Fermoy and |
Cost-of-Living “Threshold” increase from 1/1/75 (in accordance with Paragraph 3 (E) National Agreement 1974) |
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Kilworth |
£28.07 do. |
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Haulbowline and Spike |
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Island |
£28.36 do. |
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Gormanstown |
£26.01 do. |
1/6/74 |
Second Phase National Agreement 1974 from 1/12/74 and Cost-of-Living “Threshold” increase from 1/3/75 (in accordance with Paragraph 3 (E) National Agreement 1974) |
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Kilkenny |
£27.03 do. |
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Athlone |
£27.79 do. |
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Mullingar |
£26.48 do. |
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Galway |
£27.96 do. |
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Clonmel |
£26.99 do. |
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Caretakers (other than Arbour Hill): |
1/6/74 |
do. |
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Magazine Fort |
£26.82 per week |
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Ballincollig |
£26.61 do. |
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Waterford and Dún Uí Mheachair |
£26.50 do. |
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Cavan, Wexford, Fort Duncannon, Dún Teampaill Bríde, Nenagh, Knockalisheen, Carnagh, Castlebar |
£26.22 do. |
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Herds: |
1/6/74 |
do. |
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Glen of Imaal |
£26.33 per week |
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Land Stewards: |
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Baldonnel |
£27.35 do. |
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Kilworth Camp |
£26.33 do. |
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Head Bailiff, Curragh |
£30.99 do. |
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Under Bailiffs, Curragh |
£27.46 do. |
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Rangewardens: |
1/6/74 |
do. |
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Ticknock |
£26.79 do. |
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Kilbride, Kilpeddar, Cahir, Kinsale, Youghal, Dundalk, Three Castles and Templemore |
£26.33 do. |
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Tralee and Oranmore |
£25.93 do. |
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Carnagh |
£25.93 do. |
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Curragh Training Camp |
£28.94 do. |
1/7/74 |
75p per week from 1/12/74 (Special adjustment) Cost-of-Living “Threshold” increase from 1/3/75 (in accordance with Paragraph 3 (E) National Agreement 1974) |
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Chefs: |
1/6/74 |
Second phase National Agreement 1974 from 1/12/74 and Cost-of-Living “Threshold” increase from 1/3/75 (in accordance with paragraph 3 (E) National Agreement 1974) |
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Dublin, Baldonnel and Curragh |
£29.18 per week |
1/6/74 |
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Athlone |
£27.06 do. |
27/7/74 |
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Cork and Limerick |
£27.97 do. |
Second Phase National Agreement 1974 from 27/1/75, and Cost-of-Living “Threshold” increase from 27/4/74 (in accordance with Paragraph (E) National Agreement 1974) |
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Waiters: |
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Dublin City |
£27.02 (boarded) per week |
1/6/74 |
Second Phase National Agreement 1974 from 1/12/74 and Cost-of-Living “Threshold” increase from 1/3/75 (in accordance with Paragraph 3 (E) National Agreement 1974) |
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Baldonnel and Curragh |
£27.75 per week |
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Athlone |
£25.73 do. |
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Cork |
£25.66 (Boarded) per week £ |
27/7/74 |
Second Phase National Agreement 1974 from 27/1/75 and Cost-of-Living “Threshold” increase from 27/4/75 (in accordance with Paragraph 3 (E) National Agreement 1974) |
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25.32 (Boarded and accommodated) per week |
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Kitchen and Mess Helpers: |
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Male Workers |
£9.65 per week under 16 years to £23.00 per week at 20 years and over |
1/2/74 |
First Phase National Agreement 1974 from 1/2/75 |
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Female Workers |
£13.15 per week under 18 years to £17.75 per week at 18 years and over |
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Hospital Domestic Staff: |
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(1) St. Bricin's: Female Cook Maids and Wardsmaids |
£24.90 per week £24.33 do. |
1/8/74 |
Second Phase National Agreement 1974 from 1/2/75 and Cost-of-Living “Threshold” increase from 1/5/75 (in accordance with Paragraph 3 (E) National Agreement 1974) |
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(2) Curragh: Female Cooks Maids Wardsmaids |
£23.85 to £24.48 per week £23.48 per week £23.25 do. |
1/6/74 |
Second Phase National Agreement 1974 from 1/12/74 and Cost-of-Living “Threshold” increase from 1/3/75 (in accordance with Paragraph 3 (E) National Agreement 1974) |
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(3) Cork: Wardsmaids |
£23.90 to £24.81 per week |
1/10/74 |
Cost-of-Living “Threshold” increase from 1/1/75 (in accordance with paragraph 3 (E) National Agreement 1974) |
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Dark Room Attendant, St. Bricin's Hospital |
£30.36 per week |
1/7/74 |
Second Phase National Agreement 1974 from 1/1/75 and Cost-of-Living “Threshold” increase from 1/4/75 (in accordance with Paragraph 3 (E) National Agreement 1974) |
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Classes whose pay is adjusted in accordance with increases granted in the Civil Service |
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Messengers*Clerks Gr. II Dublin |
£28.60 to £30.54 per week£30.93 to £34.67 do. |
1/6/74 |
Second Phase National Agreement 1974 from 1/12/74 and Cost-of-Living “Threshold” increase from 1/3/75 (in accordance with National Agreement 1974) |
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* ,, ,, II elsewhere |
£29.86 to £33.99 do. |
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* ,, ,, III Dublin |
£25.47 to £33.38 do. |
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* ,, ,, III elsewhere |
£24.96 to £32.77 do. |
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*Typists |
£22.47 to £25.13 do. |
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*Shorthand Typists and Clerk Typists |
£23.37 to £26.45 do. |
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*Costing Clerks |
£36.49 do. |
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*Estimating and Costing Clerks |
£37.27 do. |
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*Draughtsmen |
£28.55 to £38.82 per week (over 23 years) |
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£25.13 to £27.41 per week under 23 years) |
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Female Cleaners |
£22.24 per week |
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Bath House Attendants: |
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Dublin and Cork |
£22.63 per week |
1/6/74 |
do. |
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Curragh, Limerick Athlone and Kilkenny |
£22.35 do. |
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Telephone Operators: |
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Dublin |
£24.70 per week (at or under 20 years) to £30.49 per week (at 25 years and over) |
1/6/74 |
do. |
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Kildare |
£30.78 per week |
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Curragh |
£27.41 do. |
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Haulbowline |
£30.14 do. |
NOTES: In addition to the basic weekly wages shown—
(i) Service Pay (25p to £1.00—men: 20p to 80p—women) is payable to all classes except those marked*;
(ii) a differential of 40p per week is payable, after 6 month's service to the classes marked†.
Overtime Rates
Overtime rates of non-craftsmen civilian employees in so far as the rates can readily be supplied are as indicated in reply to question No. 255 of 24th July, 1973, with the exception of employees paid the Building Trade Labourers rate, and allied classes. In these cases overtime rates were revised as follows, with effect from 21st May, 1973 for authorised extra attendance:
Monday to Friday—Time-and-a-half from normal stopping time to midnight, and thereafter at double time.
Saturday and Sunday—Time-and-a-half for the first four hours from normal starting time on Saturday, and thereafter at double time until normal starting time on Monday.