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‘SoVDAY, TAN, 13, 1993.

Your Federal Job

By JOHN

CRAMER

WASHINGTON,. Jan. 12—A Federal Per sonnel Council

—Committee has-recommended-complete-overhauling-of Civil Service’ Commission's complicated reduction-in-force (lay-

off) rules for government employees, inc lading those of the

Indianapolis area. Officials here predict CSC will accept the recommendation.

Under it, employees would be divided into six groups for lavoff purposes—instead of 23. The

much-eriticized ‘symbols for present groups—-symbols such as PA-1, TA-3, Y-2, X-3—would be scrapped ‘in favor of understandable labels. The: plan would ®*8et up three broad categories ‘of employees for layoff purposes edch divided into veterans and non-veterans.

ONE -- Uncomditfanal Rermanents—In this category would be all permanent employees (those with Civil Service Status) who

hold permanent appointments in their present jobs, TWO-—Conditional permanents Eermanent employees with nonpermanent appointments ‘in their

present jobs, This would include those serving probation: 11 periods, and also those re-instated or pro: moted since Sept. 1, 1950.

THREE Restricted - employees —-All non-status workers, including Indefinite, and so-called status quo workers (those who failed to qualify for status but nevertheless retained their jobs under one of the periodic Presidential orders blanketing large groups of workers into the competitive Civil rvice System), This would be the order of layffs when agencies trimmed their staffs: Non-veteran restricted ployees—first to go. Veteran restricted employees, Non-veteran conditional permanents. Veteran conditional permanents. Non-veteran unconditional permanents. Veteran conditional permanents. The Council committee also tentatively has ‘approved a new formula for channelling laid-off Government career employees back into Federal jobs. Under it: Such workers would be known a vailable Career Employees. They're now called Displaced Career Employees. Once separated from their jobs, they'd be transferred to a pool under Civil Service Commission Administration—and would receive their terminal annual leave at regular pay period intervals. Many agencies now give lumpsum leave payments Yo laid-off workers, They would be guaranteed a full year's furlough from their former jobs. Only a 30-day furlough is mandatory now. As vacancies occurred, they would have to be ‘hired ahead of all other candidates. However, they oould be hired on a trial basis—something not now, : If assigned to new jobs within the one-year furlough period, the reassignments would be considered transfers—and they would be eligible for permanent appointments. Under present rules; laidoff workers who are rehired get only temporary appointments.

In Brief

A new Comptroller General's ruling says employees (not the] government) must pay for park-| ing tickets they receive while op-| erating government vehicles. , . . Another ruling: postal employees who entered] military duty between July 1 and July 8 and received lump-sum annual leave payments calculated at the old (pre-pay raise) rates, are entitled to retroactive increases in the payments. . . . Rep. Usher Burdick (R. N. D.) soon will introduce a bill to exempt from Federal income taxation at least part of the annuities of retired employees. Treasury opposition has blocked similar measures in the past. . . . Rep. Aime Forand (D. R. I.) says he's pessimistie about his bill to grant unemployment compensation to laidoff federal workers. Government employee unions, he charges, have done little to push the measure. . .. In a letter to agency heads, Civil Service Commission officially has confirmed that it's “considering” creation of a new-type job appointment, to be known as| Probational Indefinite for nonpermanent employees and future)

em-

permitted -

Classified and §

federal workers who enter mili tary service. Such rights now are mangatory for min employees.’ But IndeTinites, who make up about 35 per cent of the federal payroll, have no job rights when they return from military duty. The new order will permit, not require, agencies to grant reemployment rights to Indefinites,

Leave Questions Here are official Civil Service Commission answers to employee

Q—The new leave law provides 13. days per year for employees with less than thrée years combined civilian and military ice: 20 daysgfor those with three to 15 years; 26 days for all others.

How will length of service be calculated for part-time employees? Example: Will they become eligible after three years’ service for leave at the (pro-

rated) rate of 20 days per year? Or will they beconfe eligible only. after’ thev have worked enough hours to equal three years' fulltime duty? A—They'll advance from one leave grotip to another .on the basis of how many years they've been en the payroll-—not on the hasis of how many hours. Q—Under the new law, at the close 6f the last full pay period in any [ must forfeit any annual leave In excess of the maximum -aecumulation allowed them. How will this affect leave earned between the end of the last pay period and the end of the year? : A—It won't, Year-end leave simply will be added to leave earnings for the next following pay period. Q—Can an agency “advance” leave to new employees of reinstated employees who have not completed 90 continuous work days off service? A—No. They must serve the full 90 days before they become eligible to use leave. Q—Can periods of furlough due to reduction-in-force be counted as Federal service for purposes of the new leave act? A—Yes. Up to six months. Q—Can leave without ‘pay In excess of six months in a calendar year be counted? A—No.

Writers’ Meet Director Chosen

Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, Jan. 12—Prof. Philip B. Daghlian has been named director of Indiana University’s annual Writers’ Conference to succeed Prof. Richard B. Hudson. Prof. James Work, chairman of the English department, said that Prof. Hudson thus will be able to devote more time to di--rectorship of , summer - session ¢ IU School of Letters, which was i moved last year t to the BloomingB® 48, ton campus from Kenyon College. Prof. Daghlian This years

| Writers’..Conference will be held

from July 13 to 19, and will provide workshops in fiction, non-fic-tion, poetry, children’s literature and drama, Prof. Daghlian said. Three staff members already selected are: Richard H. Rovere, Washington correspondent for the. New Yorker magazine; ardi, poet and Harvard University

profesor, and Mrs. Isabel McMeek-

in, Louisville, Ky., author of children’s books,

Butler Offers

Business Courses

In Evenings

Four courses of major interest {to businessmen and women are |to be offered in the adult education section of Butler University’s

employees who won their govern-|Evening Division during the

ment jobs by taking regular, com- | petitive Civil Service exams, |

spring semester, Prof. R. Harold VanCleave, director, announced

They’d be given preference for fu-|today.

ture permanent appointments, and would rank next to permanent employees in job retention rights.

New Bills

Here are major new federal employ bills introduced as Con£ress reconvened: . By Rep. John D. Dingell (D. Mich.,)—To increase annuities of retired employees (and those who will retire in the future) by 331% per cent or $500, which ever is smaller. By Rep. Percy Priest (D. Tenn.) —To provide retroactive pay raises (identical with the recent Classified raises) to an estimated 85,000 socalled ungraded employees. These are non-Classified workers doing = Classified-type work. Most have received raises —but not the July 8-Oct, 24 retroactivity given Classified. By Rep. Thomas J. Lane .(D. Mass.) and others—To bring In-| ternal" Revenue .collectors under! oN Service. By Rep. John F. Kennedy (D. Mass.)—To set up a commission| to study the administration, including personnel management, of overseas activities of the government.

Coming Soon A new Civil Service Commis-|

sion order giving U. 8. agencies | discretion to grant re-employ-ment rights to so-called Indefinite

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Methods of measurements of the national income, its growth and fluctuations and their causes,

(will be analyzed in a new course,

National Income Analysis. Dr. Clarence Efroymson of the Col-

lege of -Business Administration faculty will be the instructor. A course in purchasing has been added to the spring curriculum in response to requests from local business and Industry. Mr. E. F. Andrews, purchasing agent for the Pitman-Moore Co., will be the instfictor. The College of Business Administration will co-operate with local statisticians in presenting Statistical Quality Control. Ralph Ernsberger, head of statistical quality control, Eli Lilly & Co., 18 instructor. Members of the Indianapolis sales Executives’ Council are ¢ooperating with the university in [presenting a course in Sales Management, Members will deliver a series of 13. lectures.

New Chemical A chemical called butylene glycol is being experimentally pro{duced by the fermentation of It has a

nondrying and blending agent.

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questions about the new gradu- ” ated system of annual leave ~ which went intd effect Jan. 6.

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So You've Bruised the Wallpaper;

By HUBBARD COBB

probably find that the wallpaper on each side of the doorway has beconrw bruised, Here is _how to repair it. First remove the damaged pape r from the area, After it

Try to get: a piece of furniture —thraugh-a—-doorway that is about three inches too small and vou'll

off. you will notice that not only was the "paper bruised hut ,the pras ster—wat-as—wel—Fhe plaster can be fixed'up b emoving the I ne : loose plaster and then patching with patching plaster or spackle. When .the patch is dry, coat it with a little glue size. Now get is hold of; a peece of pager the same

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Here’ s What. To Do About | i

color as the rest of the wallpaper [tern lines up with, attern, on and slightly larger than the area:the . yest at the Ha Ase the thit-as—to—be-patched. Tear this edges of the paper for the patch around the edges so that vou get were torn rather than cut they'll a feathered edge. Coat the back have a ice taper to fhem and of this patch with paste and then once they are presged down ar dt put the patch into place, If "the stuck will make a. vel incan wall paper ‘has a pattern. move’ spicuous patch

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