TABLE 5.—Civil employment in the executive branch of the U. S. Government by civilservice status of positions and place of employment, June 1905 to June 19411

1 Exclusive of temporary substitute employees in the Post Office Department. Data on employees occupying classified and unclassified positions are not available on a semiannual basis from 1920 to 1935. Data on and prior to June 30, 1937, refer to number of employees having Federal appointments on the last day of the month; data subsequent to June 30, 1937, refer to employees on the pay roll during the last regular pay period of the month.

Figures for year prior to fiscal year ending June 30, 1934, are approximate.

* Estimated.

EMPLOYMENT AND PAY ROLLS OF GOVERNMENT ESTABLISHMENTS OR CORPORATIONS FINANCED WITH NONGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS

Several Government establishments or corporations are conducted entirely without governmental appropriations, using the incomes received from their own operations. Since employees of these agencies are not paid directly by the Federal Government and in no sense constitute a charge upon the Federal Treasury, they are not considered Federal employees, and employment and pay roll data for them are excluded from the regular reports of the Civil Service Commission. The table below shows the comparison of employment and pay rolls for these establishments for the semiannual periods ending December 1940 and June 1941. Increases occurred in the Federal Reserve Banks, 2,290; in the Panama Railroad Co. at the Panama Canal, 1,107; and the Inland Waterways Corporation, 610. There were no significant decreases.

In addition to the agencies listed below, there are other Government establishments which operate wholly, or in part, from their own revenues, but which are included in the regular reports of employment and pay rolls because Congress has placed limitations upon their use of funds. Employees of such agencies are considered Federal employees. Included in these establishments are the Post Office Department, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Federal Housing Administration, Home Owners' Loan Corporation, and Reconstruction Finance Corporation.

TABLE 7.-Employment and pay rolls of Government establishments or corporations financed with nongovernmental funds

1 Data on the number of employees refer to employees on the pay roll with pay during the last pay period of the month.

2 Includes land bank appraisers and their pay rolls.

3 Includes the Panama Railroad Steamship Line which is owned and operated by the Panama Railroad Co.

(NOTE. The balance of the material requested has been furnished to the committee.)

30

46

28 46

23, 240
36,804

13, 930
7, 139

11, 640
6, 032

11, 130, 505
3, 452, 371

DATA ON NEW POSITIONS AND REALLOCATIONS DURING FISCAL YEAR

1941

Mr. CUSTER. I offer for the record the following table which shows new positions and salary reallocations:

TABLE I-Number of new positions and reallocations of existing positions subject to the Classification Act of 1923, as amended, in independent establishments,1 classified at salary levels of $3,200 and above, within the period from July 1, 1940, through June 30, 1941, distributed by services, and showing the annual cost of reallocations?

1 Except the Civil Service Commission, for which separate statements have been compiled, and the District of Columbia government.

2 Includes positions canceled or abolished by these establishments during the same period, as such action need not be reported.

3 Includes permanent, indefinite, emergency, part-time, and temporary positions.

4 Reported as reallocations are (a) positions whose duties and responsibilities had not changed materially but which were reallocated upward on review, reconsideration, or appeal, and (b) positions whose reallocation upward was based on a material modification of the duties and responsibilities previously involved.

TABLE II. Number of new positions and reallocations of existing positions subject to the Classification Act of 1923, as amended, in executive departments, classified at salary levels of $3,200 and above, within the period from July 1, 1940, through June 30, 1941, distributed by services, and showing the annual cost of reallocations 1

1 Includes positions canceled or abolished by these departments during the same period, as such actions need not be reported.

: Includes permanent, indefinite, emergency, part-time, and temporary positions.

3 Reported as reallocations are (a) positions whose duties and responsibilities had not changed materially but which were reallocated upward on review, reconsideration, or appeal, and (b) positions whose reallocation upward was based on a material modification of the duties and responsibilities previously involved.

TABLE III.-Number of new positions and reallocations of existing positions subject to the Classification Act of 1923, as amended, in independent establishments 1 and executive departments, classified at salary levels of $3,200 and above, within the period from July 1, 1940, through June 30, 1941, distributed by services, and showing the annual cost of reallocations 2

1 Except the Civil Service Commission, for which separate statements have been compiled, and the District of Columbia government.

* Includes positions canceled or abolished by these establishments and departments during the same period, as such actions need not be reported.

Includes permanent, indefinite, emergency, part-time, and temporary positions.

4 Reported as reallocations are (a) positions whose duties and responsibilities had not changed materially but which were reallocated upward on review, reconsideration, or appeal, and (b) positions whose reallocation upward was based on a material modification of the duties and responsibilities previously involved.

Fiscal year 1941 (July 1, 1940, to June 30, 1941)

U. S. Civil Service Commission:

New positions minimum salary of $3,200 or more..
Reallocations upward to $3,200 or more:

Number

Increase on annual basis__.

COMPARISON OF APPROPRIATIONS, 1932-43

104

83

$35, 500

Also a comparative statement of appropriations, 1932-42, and estimates, 1943:

1934-85 1935-90 percent percent

1936

Comparison of appropriations, fiscal years 1932-43

1,385, 774

1,909, 094

2, 309, 460 2, 530, 000 2, 350, 000 3, 100, 000 4, 100, 000 8, 725, 000 12, 748, 560 13, 551, 925

2, 309, 460

326, 280

1, 994, 080 1, 617, 805 1, 587, 729 1, 931, 790 1,983, 180 2, 240, 000 2,250,000 3,054, 600 4,022, 700 8, 725, 000 11, 558, 440 13, 551, 925