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1993-02-20 11:17 C.S.B. (1) 8685069

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CHAPTER II TERMINATION OF SERVICE

(b) Officers appointed on month-to-month terms

Redundancy

388 An officer may, with the approval of the Secretary for the Civil

Service, be compulsorily retired -

(a) if the office which he occupies is to be abolished; or

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(b)

to facilitate improvement in the organisation of the department to which he belongs in order to effect greater economy or efficiency. (See Annex 2.1)

In such circumstances, the officer should

(1)

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(11)

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be given at least three calendar months' notice of his compulsory retirement, except that, with the approval of the Secretary for the Civil Service, he may instead be granted three months' pay in lieu of notice;

if he finds alternative employment outside Government, be immediately granted his earned leave, except that, with the approval of the Secretary for the Civil Service, he may instead be granted pay in lieu of leave, and be compulsorily retired with full benefits with effect from the expiry of his leave;

(iii) while on leave, be regarded as in receipt of permission to take up paid employment outside Government, under CSR 559.

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Amendment No. 71(22)/92