§ Sir R. Youngasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether his attention has been drawn to agreements made by the Ministry of Health whereby employers became responsible for paying old age pensions, of equal value, to those enacted by Acts of Parliament and by which agreements the Government's financial contributions were not paid to the general fund for pensions; and whether old age pensioners drawing their pensions from such approved schemes will be included in the tobacco prices concession now proposed for State old age pensioners.
NON-INDUSTRIAL CIVIL SERVANTS. ANALYSED BY STAFF GROUPS 1 st January 1947. — Whole Time Part Time Total.* Men Women. Men Women Administrative … 3,718 567 33 8 4,306 Executive … 40,030 10,273 324 86 50,508 Clerical and Sub Clerical … 133,910 132,971 241 9,060 271,531 Typing … 81 30,772 2 1,469 31,589 Professional, Technical and Scientific … 34,262 3,233 528 67 37,793 Minor and Manipulative … 130,377 64,75l 24,990 22,814 219,030 Technical Ancillary … 43,429 7,389 203 125 50,982 Inspectorate … 5,072 728 137 2 5,869 Messengerial, etc. … 32,617 13,522 971 8,123 50,686 Total … 423,496 264,206 27,420 41,754 722,294
1st April, 1947. — Whole Time Part Time. Total*. Men Women Men Women. Administrative … 3,600 595 33 9 4,216 Executive … 40,479 10,079 255 83 50,727 Clerical and Sub Clerical … 132,291 128,230 207 8,071 264,660 Typing … 104 30,258 3 1,405 31,066 Professional, Technical and Scientific … 34,242 3,187 481 55 37,697 Minor and Manipulative … 133,030 62,072 24,900 20,888 217,996 Technical Ancillary … 46,829 7,791 164 146 54,775 Inspectorate … 4,877 720 133 3 5,665 Messengerial, etc … 32,157 13,419 1,018 8,132 50,151 Total … 427,609 256,351 27,194 38,792 716,953 * Includes part time staff counted as half-units