Review of Salary Scales of the Professional and Higher Categories of the International Civil Service

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A Resolution of the General Assembly, under agenda item 77Review of salary scales of the professional higher categories of the international civil service, published in 1966.

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8 topics

International Civil Service Pensionable Remuneration Post Adjustment Professional Staff Rules and Regulations Salaries and Allowances Staff Assessment Top Echelon Staff

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With effect from 1 January 1966, annex I to the Staff Regulations shall be amended as follows:

In paragraph 1, substitute "$US30,000" for "$US27,000";

( b) In paragraph 3, delete the first two sentences and the words "In addition," in the third sentence so that the paragraph shall open with the words "The Secretary-General is authorized ... " ;

Under paragraph 4, substitute the following salary scales:

(In US dollars) Principal Officer and Director category Director . . . . . . . . . $24,050 by increments of $650 to $26,000 Principal Officer $20,000 by increments of $650 to $23,900 Professional category Senior Officer $17,400 by increments of $500 to $21,900 First Officer $13,900 by increments of $430 to $18,630 Second Officer $11,270 by increments of $360 to $15,590 Associate Officer .

$ 9,050 by increments of $310 to $12,150 Assistant Officer .

$ 6,920 by increments of $280 to $ 9,440

( d) In paragraph 5, substitute the words "above step IV of the Principal Officer level" for the words "to a salary step above $US 18,500";

The step at which staff in service on 1 January 1966 shall enter the new salary scales shall bt: determined in accordance with the proposals contained in paragraph 14 I ( c) of the report of the Secretary- General ;19

In applying paragraph 9 of annex I of the Staff Regulations:

The amounts of post adjustment for each 5 per cent variation in the cost of living above or below the new base level shall, at all the main headquarters areas and normally at all other offices, be those specified in annex I of the report of the Secretary-General;

The United Nations post-adjustment index at Geneva as of 1 January 1966 shall be deemed to be 105, and a class 1 post adjustment shall be payable at Geneva from that date; General Auembly-Twentieth Session

( c) The post-adjustment indices at other offices as of 1 January 1966 shall be adjusted so that they bear the same percentage relationship to the new Geneva index of 1 OS as they bore to the old Geneva index on 31 December 1965; post adjustments shall be payable according to the class determined by the new index figure.

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