HC Deb 19 April 1973 vol 855 cc190-1W
Mr. Joel Barnett

asked the Minister for the Civil Service what are the salary scales of district valuers compared with those in similar employment in industry, the professions, local and national government, and nationalised industries.

Mr. Kenneth Baker

Current information about the salaries for valuation work in the private sector is not readily available. Staff engaged on valuation work in the Civil Service are paid on scales similar to those paid to staff employed on other professional work and the same arrangements apply in representative areas elsewhere in the public sector. The scales for district valuation staff are as follows:

First Class Valuer £5,218-£5,987
Senior Valuer £4,010-£4,760
Valuer (Main Grade) £2,910-£3,760
Valuer £2,390-£2,910

The salaries for these grades are determined by comparison with the remuneration of staff employed on a range of broadly comparable work, including valuation, in the private and public sectors and the current scales reflect the levels of pay for similar work outside the service at 1st January 1972.

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