Hi all,
Did a quick search but couldnt find a post that covers this query. How often can you change duties and are what are the rules concerning training? Are you tied to a duty for a set time and if the other duty you're interested in wouldnt require training could you switch? Hope someone can point me towards an answer, thanks in advance.
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Changing duties
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rehabron
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Changing duties
you would have to complete 12 months on your current duty before considering applying for another or if your duty has received a considerable change in a resign or revision. If you are successful in applying for a specialist post where training is required then training would be given.colintres wrote:Hi all,
Did a quick search but couldnt find a post that covers this query. How often can you change duties and are what are the rules concerning training? Are you tied to a duty for a set time and if the other duty you're interested in wouldnt require training could you switch? Hope someone can point me towards an answer, thanks in advance.
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Pompey Boy
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Changing duties
Or you need to be a big mate of the Duty Officer
Loads of people over the years at our place have signed for something and then done something completely different after a few weeks, although they never "officially" changed duties.
How much worse can it get? A LOT F****** WORSE !!!