Service Rules definition
Service Rules means the Conduct, Discipline and Appeal rules and the applicable Standing Orders, as the case may be.
Service Rules means the entire body of rules, procedures, and policies adopted by the City Council and on file for public inspection.
Service Rules means the service rules made under Article 309 of the Constitution of India regulating the recruitment and conditions of service other than the general and common conditions of service of persons appointed to any service or post in connection with the affairs of the State of Punjab; and
Examples of Service Rules in a sentence
Employees who are reinstated pursuant to 15 Civil Service Rules within two (2) calendar years but after one (1) calendar year shall, upon 16 reinstatement, be compensated at Step 1 of their respective pay range.
All newly hired, reinstated, and promoted employees 27 must serve a probationary period as defined in RCW 41.14 and Civil Service Rules.
Employees who are reinstated pursuant to 9 Civil Service Rules within one calendar year of the date they left County service shall, upon 10 reinstatement, be compensated at Step 1 of their respective pay range.
More Definitions of Service Rules
Service Rules means the Conduct, Discipline and Appeal rules in case of Management employees and the applicable Standing Orders in case of employees other than Management employees.
Service Rules means the Rules applicable to the employees and includes the Standing Orders for the time being in force.
Service Rules means the manual adopted by the respective Company depicting the terms of service of all level of employees employed in the Company.
Service Rules means the rules and norms of the College
Service Rules means the MRPL-Conduct, Discipline and Appeal Rules, 2003.
Service Rules means the GAIL Employees’ Conduct, Discipline and Appeal Rules, (CDA) 1986 and GAIL’s Certified Standing Orders.