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7/17/2019 frsbog_mim_v13_0701.pdf http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/frsbogmimv130701pdf 1/5 ..;. 70 ,.. SJPOPF1c1o M•u••u bA.ID F. HOUSTON W. P. G. HARDING, GOYIRNOR ALBERT STRAUSS. VICE GOYIIBOI ADOLPH C MILLER IICRI IARY OP THE TREASURY CHAIRMAN CHARLES S. HAMLIN HENRY A. MOEHLENPAH JOHN SKELTON WILLIAMS COJIPTIOLLIR OP THI CUAIINCY FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD W. T. CHAPMAN, SICRETARY -'DDRESS RIJ:Pl.Y TO FEI E;R,AL. RESERVE; BOAR ) WASHINGTON R. G. EMERSON, AISIITANT SICRITA•Y M.JMLAY, FISCAL AGENT August 17 1 1920-. Subject: Salary Adjustments and Classification of Employees Dear Sir:- X-1991+ By direction of the Boards I append h ~ r e t o copies of instructions to employees of the Board announcing the adoption by the Board of plan of salary adjustments therein explained. As all Federal Reserve Banks are confronted with the problem of adjust.ing salar .es} the Board felt that they would be interested in its method of treating the c;.uesti.on. It will be noted that no attempt has been made to classify officers} but that sufficient classes are prescribed to embrace the entire remainder of the o r ~ n i z a t i o n In achieving this end it was necessary in several instances to create classes covering in dividual employees. In determ:i.ning the salary range for each class of employees 1 the Board fixed the figures at approximately the replacement values of the employees. Xn ea.ch instance 1 the maximum salary in a cl.ass is 33-1/3 uf. the minim·l.llll greater than the minimum. Not desidng in any way to su.ggest what salaries should be paid to employees of Federal Reserve Ba.nks 1 the Board instructed me to omH from the e n ~ l o s e d memoranoum the figures showing the salary scale it adcpted for its own employees. HoweverJ the figures are sho·.m in the memorandum given employees 1 so that ea.ch emp:J,.oyee knows exactly what oppor- tunity exists in the f i ~ l d Successful operation of the plan demands that those serving, on the s u b c o r n w : i . t ~ e e on staff be acquainted intina tely with the work of employees whose ratings they present for the committee s conside1ation. t has been suggested that should Federal Reserve Banks desire to adopt a similar plan 1 the Board could approve the salary ranges recommended 1 and leave it to the Banks to make

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70

,.. SJPOPF1c1o M•u••u

bA.ID

F. HOUSTON

W. P.

G. HARDING,

GOYIRNOR

ALBERT STRAUSS. VICE GOYIIBOI

ADOLPH C MILLER

IICRI IARY OP THE TREASURY

CHAIRMAN

CHARLES S. HAMLIN

HENRY A. MOEHLENPAH

JOHN SKELTON WILL IAMS

COJIPTIOLLIR OP

THI

CUAIINCY

FEDERAL RESERVE

BOARD

W. T.

CHAPMAN,

SICRETARY

- 'DDRESS RIJ:Pl.Y TO

FEI E;R,AL. RESERVE; BOAR )

WASHINGTON

R. G. EMERSON, AISIITANT SICRITA•Y

M.JMLAY, FISCAL AGENT

August

17

1

1920-.

Subject: Salary Adjustments and Classification

of Employees

Dear Sir:-

X-1991+

By

direction

of the Boards I append h ~ r e t o

copies

of

instructions to

employees

of

the Board announcing the adoption

by

the Board of plan

of

salary adjustments therein explained.

As all Federal Reserve Banks

are

confronted with the

problem of adjust.ing salar .es} the Board fe l t that

they

would be

interested in

i ts method of treating the c;.uesti.on. It will be

noted that no attempt has been

made to classify

officers} but

that sufficient classes are prescribed to embrace the entire

remainder of

the

o r ~ n i z a t i o n

In achieving

this

end

i t

was

necessary in

several

instances to create classes covering

in

dividual employees.

In determ:i.ning the salary range for each class of

employees

1

the Board fixed

the

figures

at

approximately the

replacement values of the employees. Xn ea.ch instance

1

the

maximum salary in a cl.ass

is

33-1/3 uf. the minim·l.llll greater

than

the

minimum. Not desidng in any way to su.ggest what

salaries

should be paid to employees of Federal Reserve Ba.nks

1

the Board

instructed me to

omH from the e n ~ l o s e d memoranoum

the figures showing

the

salary

scale i t

adcpted for

i t s own

employees. HoweverJ

the figures are

sho·.m

in the memorandum

given employees

1

so

that

ea.ch emp:J,.oyee knows exactly what oppor-

tunity

exists

in

the

f i ~ l d

Successful

operation of the plan demands

that those

serving, on the

s u b c o r n w : i . t ~ e e

on staff be

acquainted intina

tely

with

the

work of employees whose ratings they present for the

committee s conside1ation.

t has been suggested that should Federal Reserve Banks

desire

to adopt

a

similar plan

1

the Board could approve

the

salary

ranges

recommended

1

and

leave

i t to

the

Banks

to

make

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adjustments

within the ranges without reference

to

the

Board.

The Board believes i t would not

only

be

possible

but highly

desirable to have standard

classif icat ions adopted

by

the

R e s ~ r v e Banks

 

recognizing of course that salary

ranges

for

such

classifications

need

not

be

uniform throughout

the

system.

Of

course should a Federal Reserve Bank adopt t.he plan

 

the

Beard

would expect

the

Bar..k to rest r ic t i t s application to

employees below the

rank

of Assistant Cashier and v;hose salaries

are $3

000

per a n n ~ ~

or under

 

am to continue to submit to the

Board

for

specific approval

 

increases

in

salaries above

the

classification ranges as well as salaries of al l new

officers·

and employees who are to receive pay of 2, 400 or more per annum.,

In the

event of

the adoption of

the

plan by any

Federal

Reserve

Bank

1

the Board would, of course

1

desire

that

the Bank conti me

to submit for

the

records of the Board as

heretofore

a statement

showing i t s complete organization and salaries paid as of January

1st

and

July

1st

of

each

year.

t

is believed that

the

present · is ~ n

opportune

moment to

adjust salaries

on

permanent

basis looking

to

the abandonment

of

the present

bonus payments.

· Very

t ruly

yours

Enclosure.

Secretary.

~ H ~ I R ¥ F N

OF At , F.R.

BANKS

702

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FEDERAL

RESERVE BOARD

WASHINGTON.

TO

THE EMPLOYEES OF THE FEDERAL R S RV BOARD:

X 1994 a

July 1,1920.

The Federal

Reserve Board has approved

1

effect ive July

1

1920,

a plan of classifying

i t s employees

into grades

with

salary range, as

follows:

lary

SUPERVISORY: MinimU ll Maximum

Chief Clerk. . . . . . . . . . .

Supply

Agent . . . . . . . . . . .

Senior

tat ist ical Accountant •• •

Chief,

Gold

Settlement

Division

•••

Section Supervisor • . • . . . . . . . .

Assistant Chief Clerk . . • • . . . . .

Federal Reserve Note Clerk • . . . . . .

Print ing and Record

Clerk

. . . .

Chief

Clerk,

Division of Reports and

ta t is t ics

• • . . . . . . . .

Chief

File Clerk • . • • • . • . . . . . ·

Librarian

• . . . . . . . . . . . . · •

General Assistant ., • • • . . . . . . •

ta t is t ical

and

Accounting Clerk . • • .

CLERICAL:

Office Assistant • • • •

· ·

Stenographic Clerk . • . . . .

Technical Clerk • . • • • • . . . · · ·

Stenographer

• . . .

Clerk-Typist

• • • . . . . . . . • . .

Comptometer

Operator

• • . . . . . . . ·

Typist • • • . • • . . . . . . · • ·

lerk

. . . . . . . . . · . · · . · ·

Card

Puncher

• • • • . . . . . . . . . .

.

&1m-cLERICAL:

.

lvb.chine Operator • • • . • . . . . . .

Chief Messenger • . • . • • . . . . • ·

Assistant Chief Messenger • . . . . . •

Messenger

• . • . . . . • . . • . · · •

Messenger (probationary period 2

mos.)

Junior

Messenger • • . . . . • . . . .

7 ~

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X 1994 a

As the

basis

for r a t ~ n g each

e m p l o y e e ~

tha Board has approved

the fallowing: ·

·

: ;···.

:Qualification

1

Neight:Per

Cent:Actual:

rAttained:Weiggt:

L Ability

50

:

k nlication

20

3.

Adaptability

:

13

4. Attendance 3

:

5.

Appearance

4

TOTAL

100

:

:

On

this

basis

1

the

percentage

attained by employees

Shall

determine

the

compensation

to

be

received

n

the respective

grades.,

as follows:

R3.ting

70-80 •

51-85 • • • .

86-90

91-100 • •

.Minimum

.

1s t increase

.2nd

• •

3rd

of 1/9

704

For

the

purpose of

administering

this p l n ~ the Board has appointed

the following

sub-committee

on

staff:

Secretary

Assistant

Secretary

Statistician

Chief.,

D i v i ~ i o n of

~ m i n ~ t i o n

Chief, Division

of Reports

and

Statistics

General Counsel

I t

is the duty of each division chief

to

r ~ t e

each of

his

employees on the

first

of ;larch, Ju. Yle} Septo:nber and DecetJber.

Employees

are

therefore

assured

of a

quarterly

rating., and of

close

attention to

their individual

efforts

for

advancement.

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X 1994

a

Division chiefs m y also rate particular

omployees on

dates ether

than those

specified.

Recom. Tiendations of ratings by

divjs

1.on

chiefs are

aubmitted

to the sub-committee on s t ~ f f i

m e e t i n ~ s

of which a r ~ held monthly

1

or t

special

times when called by the Secretary. Recommendations

growing

out

of such

meetings

are

submitted

to

tne

Executive

Committee

of the Board

for

consideration at the next regular meeting of the

Board

After approval by the

Board of

ratings

recommended by

the sub

c o m m i t t e e ~

each

employee

shall

be given

i ~ a sealed

envelope a

notice

of rating

and

relative standing

n

his or

her

grade.

In

considering

the

qualifications of

e m p l o y e e s ~ the following

elements

are given

weight but these do not preclude

the

consideration

of other elements

w h ~ c h

in particular

eases rmy be deemed

of g reater

importance.

1 Ability

- Accuracy,

care d e x t e r i t y ~ education

experience

energy,

initiative intelligence

r e l i a b i l i t y ~ speed.

2.

Application

- Devotion

to duties

3· Adaptability - A m b i t i o n ~ c o o p e r a t i o ~ courtesy t c t ~

l o y ~ l t y

observation

interest in

general

work other than in

own

particular job

habits•

4.

Attendance -

Regularity

punctuality

reliabil i ty.

5. Appearance - Neatness, a l e r t n e s s ~

Any

employee

feeling full

justification

therefor

shall have the

rig,ht

to

file with the sub-commit

tee in writing a

request

for

review

of

his

or her rating. Such request shall

rocite

in detail the employee s

reasons for ·believing

the

rating to

be

unfair.

(Signed)

W CHAPMAN

Secreury.

705