Army and Working
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I would like to know if you are an officer during your NS will you tend to find jobs more easily than those who are not? Is there any bias in your work place between those who are officers and those who are not in NS? Thanks
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I read somewhere that some firms would rather not hire officers based on the fact that they get called up quite regularly.
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right on.
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how will your employer check whether u are an officer or not?
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by looking at the certificate of service.Originally posted by Gordonator:how will your employer check whether u are an officer or not?
some employers do look at that, although i wont say it plays a huge factor. being an officer may give one an edge, especially if the employer was also an officer and appreciates what it means. -
oh. do only officers have this certificate of service? how about specialists and man?Originally posted by wuming78:by looking at the certificate of service. -
Eh, nope....All NSFs will receive their COS @ the end of their service...Data inside includes ur ORD rank, length of service, vocation and service conduct (ranging from "Very Poor" to "Outstanding")...Originally posted by Gordonator:oh. do only officers have this certificate of service? how about specialists and man?
It is in a light blue colour... -
oh. they'll mail it to our house or get from chief clerk?Originally posted by Kaczynski:Eh, nope....All NSFs will receive their COS @ the end of their service...Data inside includes ur ORD rank, length of service, vocation and service conduct (ranging from "Very Poor" to "Outstanding")...
It is in a light blue colour... -
It should be obtained from the Chief Clerk at ORD together with pink IC, NS booklet, NS Man handbook.Originally posted by Gordonator:oh. they'll mail it to our house or get from chief clerk?