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Washington, Wednesday, March 8, 1950 TITLE 5 VOLUME 15 NUMBER 45 Washington, Wednesday, March 8, 1950 TITLE 5— ADMINISTRATIVE (e) “Promotion” is a change from one CONTENTS position to another position of higher PERSONNEL grade, while continuously employed in Agriculture Department Page the same agency. • Chapter I— Civil Service Commiyion See Commodity Credit Corpora­ (f) “Repromotion” is a change in po­ tion; Production and Marketing P art 25— F ederal E m plo y e e s ’ P a y sition from a lower grade back to a Administration. higher grade formerly held by the em­ R eg u latio n s Air Force Department ployee; or to- a higher intermediate SUBPART B— GENERAL COMPENSATION RULES grade, while continuously employed in Rules and regulations: Joint procurement regulations; Subpart B is redesignated as Subpart the same agency. (gp) “Demotion” is a change from one miscellaneous amendments E and a new Subpart B is added as set ( see Army Department). position to another position in a lower out below. These amendments are ef­ Alien Property, Office of fective the first day of the first pay grade, while continuously employed in period after October 28, 1949, the date the same agency. Notices: of the enactment of the Classification t (h) “Higher grade” is any GS or CPC Vesting orders, etc.: Behrman, Meta----- -------------- 1259 Act of 1949. * grade, the maximum scheduled rate of which is higher than the maximum Coutinho, Caro & Co. et al____ 1259 Sec. scheduled rate of the last previous GS Eickhoff, Mia, et al___________ 1260 25.101 Scope. or CPC grade held by the employee. Erhart, Louis_____------------— 1260 25.102 Definitions. 1261 25.163 General provisions. (i) “Existing rate” of basic compensa­ Gothberg, Charles , ____ 25.104 Special provisions. tion is the rate received immediately ' Harada, Hachiro-,.------ ..— - 1261 prior to the effective date of the transfer, Kaisha, Toyo Menka, Ltd------ 1262 Authority : § § 25.101 to 25.104 issued under promotion, repromotion, demotion, or Molsen & Co.---------------------- 1261 sec. 1101, Pub. Law 429,4Hst Cong. Interpret or apply Title VIII, Pub. Law 429« 81st Cong. step increase. Ververgaert, Hans Andreas__ 1262 (j) “Highest previous ratfe” is the Winkler, Leopold_____________ 1262 § 25.101 Scope. This subpart applies highest basic salary rate previously paid Army Department to each, officer or employee in or under to an employee in an ungraded or graded Rules and regulations: the departments as defined in section 201 position in the executive branch of the Joint procurement regulations; (a) of the Classification Act of 1949,¿sub­ Government, or in legislative or judicial miscellaneous amendments. 1239 ject to the exemptions specified <tn sec­ agencies generally subject to the Clas­ . Supplies and equipment; loan of tions 202 and 204. sification Act, adjusted to the corre­ of property to veterans’ or­ sponding rate of the present Classifica­ § 25.102 Definitions. As used in this ganizations for use at Na­ tion Act schedules by applying the subpart, and in making salary adjust­ tional and State conventions- 1238 provisions of the various pay acts. ments upon change in type o f appoint­ Civil Service Commission ment, employment status, or position of § 25.103 General provisions— (a) All the employee, words and terms are de­ Rules and regulations: new appointments shall be made at the Federal employees’ pay; general fined as follows: minimum rate of the grade to which the compensation rules___________ 1235 (a) “New appointment” is the first, employee is appointed. original appointment as a Federal civil­ (b) Subject to the mandatory require­ Commodity Credit Corporation ian officer or employee in the executive ments of § 25.104 an employee who is Rule^ and regulations: branch of the Government, or in a legis­ reemployed, transferred, reassigned, pro­ Beans, dry edible; farm acreage lative or judicial agency generally sub­ moted, repromoted, or demoted may be allotments, 1950______________ 1237 ject to the Classification Act of 1949, paid at any scheduled rate for his grade Defense Department regardless of the tenure of appointment. which does not exceed the employee’s See Army Department. (b) “Reemployment” is any employ­ highest previous rate. If the employee’s Federal Power Commission ment subsequent to a separation from highest previous rate falls between two the service, including reinstatement, re­ scheduled rates of the new grade, he may Notices: Hearings, etc.: appointment, or temporary appointment. be given the higher rate. (c) An employee who had earned a New York State Natural Gas (c) “Transfer” is a change of position 125& rate above the maximum scheduled rate Corp_______ _________ ._____ during continuous Federal service with­ -- Texas Gas Transmission out a break of one work day from^one of his grade as the result of step in­ Corp______________ ________ 1255 agency to another, or while serving con­ creases under Title X or one or more tinuously within the same agency, from longevity step increases in the same or Geological Survey one official headquarters or post of duty higher grade, may at the discretion of Notices: to another. the department be given any scheduled Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, (d) “Reassignment” is a change, with­ rate of his grade, or a comparable step W yom ingf definitions of out promotion-or demotion, from one above the maximum rate for his grade, known geologic structures of position to another^ position, while serv- when he is reemployed or transferred in producing oil and gas fields ._ 1243 * ing continuously in the same agency. (Continued on next page) 1235 1236 RULES AND REGULATIONS y s \ CONTENTS— Continued CODIFICATION GUIDE Housing Expediter, Office of— • Pase A numerical list of the parts of the Code FEDEMLi®REGISTER of Federal Regulations affected by documents Continued published in this issue. Proposed rules, as » 3* ¿T ' Ühi iren“ Rules and regulations— Con. opposed to final actions, are identified as such. Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, Rent, controlled; housing and and days following official Federal holidays, rooms in rooming houses Title 5 Page by the Division of the Federal Register, and other establishments— Chapter I: National Archives and Records Service, Gen­ Continued Part 25.— ___________________ z 1235 eral Services Administration, pursuant to the Georgia, Indiana, and Wash- authority contained in the Federal Register ington_______________ ___ _ 1237 Title 6 , Act, approved July 26, 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as New Jersey and Maine______ 1238 Chapter IV: amended; 44 U. S. C., ch. 8B) , under regula­ Part 603— — _______________ 1237 tions prescribed by the Administrative Com­ Interior Department mittee of the Federal Register, approved by Title 7 See Geological Survey; Land Man­ the President. Distribution is made only by Chapter IX: agement, Bureau of. the Superintendent of Documents, Govern­ Part 965 (proposed)______________ 1240 ment Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. Interstate Commerce Commis­ The regulatory material appearing herein Title 24 is keyed to the Code of Federal Regulations, sion Chapter VIII which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant Notices: Part 825 (3 documents) ___ 1237,1238 to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as Applications for relief: Amended June 19,- 1937. Title 32 Bags from Texas Gulf ports The Federal R egister will be furnished by Chapter V : and Lake Charles, La., to mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.50 Joint Procurement Regulations_ 1239 Illinois and Western Trunk per month or $15.00 per year, payable in Part 621_______ ____ ____________ 1238 advance. The charge for individual copies Cine territories___________ 1257 (minimum 15^) varies in proportion to the Cigarettes and tobacco from Title 49 size of the issue. Remit check or money Virginia to official territory. 1257 Chapter I: order, made payable to the Superintendent Coal to North Carolina_____ 1257 Part 95 (2 documents)_______ __1239 of Documents, directly to the Government Gravel from La Grange, Mo., Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. to Adair and Bardolph, IU__ 1257 There are no restrictions on the republica­ the same or a lower grade or reassigned tion of material appearing in the F ederal Cars furnished for Reading Co. R egister. fuel coal: , or demoted. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad § 25.104 Special provisions, (a) An Co------------------------------ 1256 employee promoted, repromoted, or T 949 Edition Monongahela Railway Co... 1256 transferred to a higher grade between New York Central Railroad Classification Act positions, shall receive Co----------------- 1256 basic compensation at the lowest rate of CODE OF FEDERAL Rules and regulations: such higher grade which exceeds his ex­ REGULATIONS Car service; restrictions: isting rate of basic compensation by not Coal-burning freight locomo­ less than one-step increase of the grade The following books are now available tives.__________ 1239 from which he is transferred or pro­ Coal-burning passenger serv­ moted, unless a higher rate is authorized Title 43 ($4.25) ice locomotive mileage____ 1239 under the provisions of § 25.103 (b). If Titles 47-48 ($4.50) Justice Department there is no rate* in such higher grade which is at least a one-step increase See Alien Property, Office of. Previously announced: Title 3, 1948 Supp. above his existing rate of basic compen­ ($2.75); Titles 4-5 ($2,25); Title 6 ($3.001; Labor Department sation, he shall receive the maximum Title 7: Parts 1-201 ($4.25); Parts 21 0- See Wage and Hour Division. scheduled rate of such higher grade, or 874 ($2.75); Parts 900 to end ($3.50);
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