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State Increases Pay
Of 41,000 Workers
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LANSING ()-The State Civil
Service Commission yesterday ap-
proved a $19 million annual pay
raise for 41,000 classified state
workers plus a shift differential
costing $1.5 million.
The adjustments average 6.3
per cent and will mean an in-
crease of $390 a year for the aver-
age state worker.
The minimum starting pay for
new employes in the lowest job
classification will be hiked from
$1.95 to $2.07 an hour. The largest
classification of state workers,
attendant nurse B, will receive an
hourly increase of from $2.80 to
$2.92:
The pay hikes range from be-
tween five and eight per cent for
about 39,000 employes. Increases
for some 4,000 other state workers
range from eight to 17 per cent.
The largest increases, from nine
to 17 per cent, will go to about
100 specialized classes including
account clerks, boys' supervisors,
graduate nurses, some biologists,.
naturalists and foresters and some
posts in higher education.
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The shift differential will pay
a five per cent premium to em-
ployes who work afternoon and
night shifts in custodial institu-
tions.
Answering complaints by em-
ploye unions that lower rated
workers are not receiving enough
money, Civil Service Director
Franklin Dewald said several of
the largest increases will apply to
the lower classifications.
"Our lower rated employes will
be among the best paid in the
nation and well ahead of workers
in comparable jobs in all but a
few Michigan cities and coun-
ties," Dewald said.
Dewald said the state places
heavy reliance on such profes-
sional employes as doctors, dent-
ists, engineers, educators and
teachers and has as much trouble
recruiting these workers as it does
for the lower classifications.
In addition to the pay raise,
the commission approved two
added personal holidays for state
workers to replace two hours off
on election day and two hours off
on Good Friday.
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