Regular Officer definition

Regular Officer is an Officer, whether permanent, probationary, full-time, or part-time, who is not a restricted, substitute, short-term or student Officer. "Service Date of Employment" is the first (1st) day of the month following employment or the first (1st) day of the month of employment if the Officer began employment on the first work day.

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Regular Officer means an officer who has completed his probation period satisfactorily;

Regular Officer means any full time member of the Northville Police Department of the rank of patrol officer or above.

Examples of Regular Officer in a sentence

• Schedule of Evaluations‌ Each probationary Officer and Regular Officer shall be evaluated at least twice during the Officer’s probationary period.

• If any other vacancies occur during the week "Regular Police Officers" shall be called in the order of their seniority commencing with the Regular Officer immediately junior to the last Regular Officer accepting overtime for that week.

• However, because both Officers are Probationary, if the Employer deems it appropriate, Officer E (the more senior of the two), may be dropped from the assignment roster and Officer C (the least senior Regular Officer) will be required to work.

• If the Chief decides to augment shifts or fill temporary vacancies in the Regular or Special Officer's work schedule as posted, the following procedure shall be used: The seniority list for "Regular Police Officers shall be called twice, starting with the officer with the most seniority and ending with the last Regular Officer.

More Definitions of Regular Officer

Regular Officer or “enlisted man” shall mean one whose commission or enlistment is in the regular force of the Armed Forces of the Philippines and not in the reserve force thereof.

Regular Officer means any employee of a law enforcement agency who is not a liaison officer or school resource officer.