AND THE ALLOWANCES FOR MAINTENANCE, VACATION AND LAUNDRY IN THE STATE CHARITABLE AND REFORMATORY INSTITUTIONS WHICH REPORT TO THE FISCAL SUPERVISOR: ADOPTED BY THE STATE COMP. TROLLER AND THE PRESIDENT OF THE STATE BOARD OF CHARITIES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF CHAPTER 56 OF THE CONSOLIDATED LAWS; INCLUDING ALL CHANGES TO DECEMBER 31, 1910. [441] STATE OF NEW YORK. SALARY CLASSIFICATION COMMISSION The Salary Classification Commission was established by chapter 239 of the Laws of 1903, which became a law April 24, 1903, and amended chapter 413 of the Laws of 1897, known as the State Finance Law, and was continued by chapter 58 of the Lawś of 1909, constituting chapter 56 of the Consolidated Laws. By this statute it is the duty of the State Comptroller and the President of the State Board of Charities to classify into grades the officers and employees of the charitable and reformatory institutions required by law to report to the Fiscal Supervisor of State Charities, and to recommend to the Governor changes in the salaries and wages of such officers and employees. In accordance with the provisions of the said statute and with the written approval of the Governor, duly had and obtained, the Salary Classification Commission has fixed the salaries and wages to be paid to the officers and employees of the charitable and reformatory institutions required by law to report to the Fiscal Supervisor of State Charities in accordance with the following schedules, which include all changes to December 31, 1910. [443] CONTENTS OF SCHEDULE. PAGES. General rules. Salaries and wages: 447 Administration department Educational department: Scholastic ... Industrial .. Industrial department. Laundry department Buildings and repairs department. Positions and salaries by institutions: 453 460 464 469 473 477 483 485 486 487 New York State Training School for Girls, Hudson.... 516 |