Duty Post definition

Duty Post means the posts which are included in Schedule-I.
Duty Post means a post included in Schedule-I
Duty Post means any post, whether permanent or temporary, specified in Schedule II;

Examples of Duty Post in a sentence

  • Dates From Dates To Position P, DP, AP, SD, PC, DES, SP or V* School or other Institution Responsibilities *P = Principal, DP = Deputy Principal, AP = Assistant Principal Post ; SD = Special Duty Post; PC= Programme Coordinator.DES = Department paid; SP = School-paid post; V= Voluntary post.

  • The Beat book/Duty book to be carried by the Contractor Security personnel always while on duty for showing to the Contractor#s supervisor and/or OIL Security Departmental Representative while checking Duty Post.

  • Duty Post: Baku, Azerbaijan (travel to activity sites outside of Baku will be required).2.

  • In consultation with the commission, appoint an officer to a Duty Post included in the Service under sub-clause (b) to the appropriate Grade.

  • Holders of Privilege, Duty, Post Retirement, Complimentary, Metal and other passes may be allowed to seek fresh reservation only if the earlier reservation is cancelled.


More Definitions of Duty Post

Duty Post means any post permanent or temporary included in the Schedule
Duty Post means any post including a post in Reserve, whether permanent or temporary included in Schedule 1.
Duty Post means any post of a particular type whether permanent or temporary:
Duty Post in relation to any Grade means a permanent or temporary post of that Grade in the cadre;
Duty Post means a fixed or mobile work location in which the safety and security of the facility and inmates is carried out.
Duty Post means any post specified in Schedule – I;
Duty Post means any post specified in Sc he d ule I and III and in clu des a temp or a ry p o st c a r rying the sa me designation as to that of the posts specified in that Schedule and the scale of pay which is identical to that attached to the post in the Junior Scale and Senior Scale of the Service and any other temporary post declared as duty post by the Government;