ing of persons employed in the area concerned in positions comparable to those of United States employees in the area, territorial cost-of-living allowances are established at the following places and rates:
Alaska (including all the Aleutian Islands east of longitude 167° east of Greenwich); 25 percent of rate of basic compensation.
Hawaii (excluding Ocean or Kure Island and Palmyra Island): 25 percent of rate of basic compensation.
Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands of the United States: 25 percent of rate of basic compensation.
§ 350.12 Deductions from territorial cost-of-living allowances. In accordance with the provisions of section 205 (b) (2) of Executive Order 10000 (§ 301.25 (b) (2) of this chapter), deductions from territorial cost-of-living allowances of the following classes of employees shall be made at the following places and rates: None.
§ 350.13 Inquiries. Inquiries concerning the regulations in this part may be directed to the Field Section, Personnel Classification Division, Washington,
Accounts, of Federal agencies. See Gen- eral Accounting Office.
Allowances, for Federal employees. See Civil Service Commission; State De- partment.
Attorney General, organizations desig- nated by, as subversive, etc. See Loy- alty Review Board.
Civil Service Commission:
See also Loyalty Review Board. Rules and regulations:
Allowances. See Pay regulations. American Missions, to Greece or Turkey; transfers of personnel to. See Transfers.
Annual leave. See Leave regula- tions.
Annuities, upon retirement. See Retirement regulations. Appeals:
Efficiency ratings, appeals respect- ing. See Efficiency ratings. Fair employment practices, ap- peals respecting. See Fair em- ployment practices.
Reduction in force, appeals re- specting. See Retention pref- erence regulations.
Retirement cases, appeals respect- ing. See Retirement.
State employees, appeals of, in cases of political activity.
State employees.
Veterans:
Civil Service Commission-Continued Rules and regulations-Continued Apportionment. See Appointment; Status.
Armed forces, service with. See Veterans.
Awards and rewards:
For meritorious suggestions or services, 5 Part 32
For superior accomplishment, 5 Part 25, Subpart E
Citizenship, requirement of. See Special transitional procedures; Status.
Claims and appeals of veterans, and recognition of representatives, 5 Part 33
Compensation. See Pay regulations. Competitive service:
Appointments through. See Ap- pointments.
Competitive status, acquisition of. See Status.
Exceptions from. See Excepted positions.
Coverage, of Civil Service Rules and Civil Service Commission's regula- tions (Civil Service Rule I), 5 Part 1
Demotions. See Promotions; Sepa- rations.
Discrimination, because of race, col- or, religion, etc. See Fair employ- ment practices.
Education (formal) requirements for appointment to certain scien- tific, technical or professional po- sitions, 5 Part 24
Efficiency ratings boards of review, 5 Part 31
Eligibility. See Appointment. Enforcement of regulations, au- thority of Civil Service Commis- sion respecting. See Regulations, investigation and enforcement. Examinations:
Civil Service Commission—Continued Rules and regulations-Continued Excepted positions:
Appointment to positions excepted from competitive service, 5 Part 21 Exceptions from competitive serv- ice (Civil Service Rule VI), 5 Part 6
Positions excepted from exami- nation; various agencies and positions listed (Schedule A), 5 §§ 6.100-6.149
Positions filed upon noncom-
petitive examination; various agencies and positions listed (Schedule B), 5 §§ 6.200-6.216 Exceptional services, awards for. See Awards and rewards. Fair employment practices, under Executive Order 9980; interim procedures governing, 5 Part 36 Foreign and territorial compensa- tion. See Pay regulations. General provisions (Civil Service Rule IV), 5 Part 4 Definitions, 5 § 4.301 Personnel reports, 5 § 4.4
Political activity, 5 §§ 4.1, 4.101- 4.107
Vacancies, filling of, 5 § 4.3
Withdrawal from competition, 5 §§ 4.2, 4.201
Hearing examiners, appointment, compensation, and removal of, 5 Part 34
Holiday duty, pay for. See Pay reg- ulations.
Hospitals, Government; stipends for positions filled by student or resi- dent trainees. See Pay regula- tions.
International organizations; trans- fers of personnel to. See Trans- fers.
Investigations, authority of Civil Service Commission to make. See Regulations, investigation, enforcement.
Leave regulations, for annual and sick leave, 5 Part 30 Liquidation of agencies; disposition of employees. See Retention preference regulations for use in reduction in force.
Loyalty program; directives of Loy-
alty Review Board respecting. See main heading Loyalty Review Board.
Meritorious suggestions or services, awards for. See Awards and re- wards.
Civil Service Commission-Continued Rules and regulations—Continued Military service, employment after. See Veterans.
Night pay differential. See Pay reg- ulations. See
Noncompetitive examinations. Examinations.
Official personnel folder, 5 Part 28 Organizations designated as sub- versive, etc. See main heading Loyalty Review Board.
Overtime pay. See Pay regulations. Pay regulations:
Federal employees' pay regula- tions, 5 Part 25
Holiday duty, pay for, 5 §§ 25.401-25.443
Night pay differential regula- tions, 5 §§ 25.301-25.332 Overtime pay regulations, 5 §§ 25.101-25.143
Within-grade salary advance- ments:
Periodic, 5 §§ 25.201-25.251 Rewards for superior accom- plishment, 5 §§ 25.501-
Foreign and Territorial compensa-
See also main heading State Department.
Additional compensation and credit granted certain em- ployees serving outside United States; Presidential regula- tions, 5 Part 301
Territorial post diffierentials and cost-of-living allowances, 5 Part 350
Government hospitals, positions in, filled by student or resident trainees; exclusion from provi- sions of Federal Employees Pay Act of 1945 and Classification Act of 1923, 5 Part 27 Personnel folder. See Official per- sonnel folder.
Political activity, prohibitions re-
Federal Government employees. See General provisions. State employees. See State em- ployees.
Positions excepted from examina- tion or filled upon noncompetitive examination. See Excepted po-
President's office, employees of; ac- quisition of status. See Status. Probational appointments. See Ap- pointment.
Civil Service Commission-Continued Rules and regulations-Continued Professional positions, formal educa- tion requirements for. See Educa- tion (formal) requirements. Promotion, demotion, reassignment, and transfer, 5 Part 8
See also Special transitional pro- cedures.
Reduction in force, retention pref- erence regulations for use in. See Retention preference regulations. Reemployment, reinstatement, etc.: See also Special transitional pro- cedures.
Reassignment. See Promotion, demotion, reassignment, and transfer.
Reemployment, reappointment. See Appointment.
Reinstatement, of persons having status, 5 Part 7
Restoration of veterans to Federal employment:
Restoration pursuant to Selec- tive Service Act of 1948, 5 Part 35
Special procedures for. See Special transitional proced-
Regulations, investigation, and en- forcement; authority of Civil Serv- ice Commission respecting (Civil Service Rule V), 5 Part 5 Reports, personnel. See General provisions.
Retention preference regulations for use in reduction in force, 5 Part 20 Retirement regulations, 5 Part 29 Rewards. See Awards and rewards. Rules of practice, for hearings, etc., respecting political activity of State employees. See State em- ployees.
Salaries. See Pay regulations. Scientific positions, formal education requirements for. See Education (formal) requirements.
Selective Service Act of 1948; resto- ration of Federal employees pur- suant to. See Reemployment, re- instatement, etc.
Separations, suspensions, and demo- tions, 5 Part 9
Sick leave. See Leave regulations. Special transitional procedures, for appointment, promotion, transfer, etc., 5 Part 10
State employees, political activity of; rules of practice, 5 Part 23
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