Coll 29/64 'Isfahan: consulate appointments' [‎30v] (60/116)

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menial staff be imieillately raised «ts fell ews; with effect
as fr fljjn Ht|veCTber 1st 1941 :-
present ea^ea. preposed wages
per month
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gatekeeper rials 200 rials 350
farrash 2 ?0 3:30
the reason for the difference In the proposed wages
of these taro Government servants Is that the fari'aeh Is
s yountl man newly engaged, while the atekeeper Is an old
manwho has spent hie whole life la ear service*
5 . hen new premiae* *r# found for the ^Ice Consulate,
s further ’addition to the staff will he necessary,
as ocopoesd ir peragrap? of -r Consul-.-, Mr; despatch '
7 Isfahan# T have the honour to propose that I he
authorised to engage this ne$ rrusn at 1 figure net greater
than ^iovn In the revised scale (b) above, and to report
the engagement when made*
cLftjt/buLj^
3£Q
^ f>.yn.
5* V : regards the clerical staff, which haa only very
recently axp&ndrd, I hesitate to prepoeC hard azid fast new
sslsrlea for them, untiKtrlal has been m^s of them and
their capncUles repealed; T give below the present salaries
ihlch they sre receiving, and the proposed provisional
salaries which they should receive .from the date on which
th# Increases heroin recommended become valid
present salary proposed salary
Aeasuntant rials lo;\- 1300.- per month
T-»c«l.stor laoc.- h 16 C 0 .- w
Glork * XS’G.- 1300 .- , M
of the shove only the accountant was previously employed
hare, and the other two, being y^ung mn axtd newly engaged
are clearly not affected by the aonviderution named in
paragraph 1 of this despatch, "hit t should be -lad to be
authoriced to increase their apiaries at my own discretion
without the need of prior reference, within the limits
giv^p in paragraph 4 (a) above, reporting any increase
when actually made*
7. It seems to me probable that in spite of the change
in the pound sterling - rial rate, a further Increase in
the cost of living here will e^on occur*
r I have the honour to be,
Sir,
v our obedient servant,
I Sgd.j E. P. Wiltshire
. hVtee Consul