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the remuneration of responsible workers in professional, economic, Soviet and party organizations and institutions. ( Izv. No. 254, S. U. 76‐618).

Article No. 618.

Resolution of the All‐Russian Central Council of Trade Unions.

In order to further regulate the remuneration of responsible workers, the Labor Rationing Department of the All‐Russian Central Council of Trade Unions decides:

1. Average earnings in Moscow (300% tariff zone), taken when calculating the size of the responsible rate under paragraph ʺbʺ § 4 of the resolution of the Labor Rationing Department of the All‐Russian Central Council of Trade Unions of June 23, 1921 ( No. 53, Art. 326 ), for the first category determine 400,000 rubles.

2. Determination of the average earnings locally is made on the same basis (subparagraphs “a” and “b” § 4 and § 5 of the resolution of June 23), but so that the average earnings in no case exceed the figures, specified in clause 1 of this resolution, respectively changed by belts.

3. In the abolition of the obligation to publish on the spot the responsible rates, provided by the last sentence of § 5 of the resolution of the All‐Russian Central Council of Trade Unions of June 23, to establish a monthly revision of the average earnings.

4. In case of failure to issue the responsible ration provided for in § 6 of the decree of June 23rd, monetary compensation will be issued, calculated according to the actual value of the unreleased products and items.

5. This decree comes into force on October 1, 1921.

Signed by: Secretary of the All‐Russian Central Council of Trade

Unions Andreev . Head of the Labor Rationing Department of the AllRussian Central Council of Trade Unions Schmidt . November 5, 1921.

Published in No. 254 Izvestia of the All‐Russian Central Executive

Committee of Soviets dated November 12, 1921.