May 26, 200620 yr Hi I have often read news reports of a state employee (police , army or other) being transferred to an "inactive post". What does this really mean ? You still draw salary , but just don't have to clock in on Monday morning ?
May 26, 200620 yr HiI have often read news reports of a state employee (police , army or other) being transferred to an "inactive post". What does this really mean ? You still draw salary , but just don't have to clock in on Monday morning ? You are sidelined until you can sort out your trouble. You are not able to receive the unofficial benefits an active post gives you. You lost face.
May 26, 200620 yr Hi I have often read news reports of a state employee (police , army or other) being transferred to an "inactive post". What does this really mean ? You still draw salary , but just don't have to clock in on Monday morning ? You are sidelined until you can sort out your trouble. You are not able to receive the unofficial benefits an active post gives you. You lost face. That is still not a complete answer.
May 26, 200620 yr To be moved to an inactive post means the person concerned has made a serious error either of law or judgment and is no longer to be trusted. They are either sent home on full pay or put in charge of counting the paperclips. They'll normally come to a nice little arrangement which allows them to retire early and receive a big pay off. Scouse.
May 27, 200620 yr They'll normally come to a nice little arrangement which allows them to retire early and receive a big pay off.Scouse. Where can i get one of those jobs?
May 27, 200620 yr They'll normally come to a nice little arrangement which allows them to retire early and receive a big pay off. Scouse. Where can i get one of those jobs? I think I have one.. but without the retiring and big pay off... totster
May 27, 200620 yr But, more importantly, anyone transferred to an inactive post would be moved out of the circle of "back handers", so effectively this is a reduction in income. For some government and police officials, this would amount to a great deal of money - so no one wants to be made "inactive".
May 27, 200620 yr Author Thanks everybody It is as I suspected I don't suppose one can apply directly for such a post because , in the words of Yozzer , "I could do that".
May 27, 200620 yr Thanks everybodyIt is as I suspected I don't suppose one can apply directly for such a post because , in the words of Yozzer , "I could do that". Along with "gis us a job"
May 27, 200620 yr Bit like being put on the reserve squad. Someone else mucks up - you end up being activated after a bit of time.
May 27, 200620 yr All frivolity aside, when is the poor bugger going to get a correct answer to his question?
May 27, 200620 yr All frivolity aside, when is the poor bugger going to get a correct answer to his question? He got the answer already. It's a completely useless post that contains a desk without any work of substance, without any authority whatsoever, and where the person on the inactive post doesn't even need to make an appearance.
May 27, 200620 yr All frivolity aside, when is the poor bugger going to get a correct answer to his question? He got the answer already. It's a completely useless post that contains a desk without any work of substance, without any authority whatsoever, and where the person on the inactive post doesn't even need to make an appearance. Next question; When does an inactive post become active?
May 27, 200620 yr Author All frivolity aside, when is the poor bugger going to get a correct answer to his question? Firstly , who told you about my financial situation ? Secondly , unfounded allegations about my sexual preferences are uncalled for.
May 28, 200620 yr All frivolity aside, when is the poor bugger going to get a correct answer to his question? Firstly , who told you about my financial situation ? Secondly , unfounded allegations about my sexual preferences are uncalled for. Good comeback
May 28, 200620 yr All frivolity aside, when is the poor bugger going to get a correct answer to his question? Firstly , who told you about my financial situation ? Secondly , unfounded allegations about my sexual preferences are uncalled for. I'm far too inactive to answer all these silly bloody questions
May 28, 200620 yr All frivolity aside, when is the poor bugger going to get a correct answer to his question? Firstly , who told you about my financial situation ? Secondly , unfounded allegations about my sexual preferences are uncalled for. I'm far too inactive to answer all these silly bloody questions So Mobi, are the you the correct definition of an 'inactive poster'?
May 28, 200620 yr All frivolity aside, when is the poor bugger going to get a correct answer to his question? Firstly , who told you about my financial situation ? Secondly , unfounded allegations about my sexual preferences are uncalled for. I'm far too inactive to answer all these silly bloody questions So Mobi, are the you the correct definition of an 'inactive poster'? That's me - inactivity personified - ask the wife, she'll confirm it
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