Thread: Seniority Policy in Federal Government
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Originally Posted by moonsalpha View Post
Sir I have read it thoroughly but could not find answers,
If 2 persons were recommended by the FPSC on 2 posts i.e one sindh and one punjab, and one of them refuse to join it, whereas other person joined the services, after 8-9 months fpsc gives the chance to the 3rd runner-up for the same, my question's starts from here, what would be the seniority of both in such case ??
The Seniority is usually counted from the date a person joins the Govt. service. If the seniority (to recommend for promotion) in a department is quota-based than you have no comparison of a Sindh domiciled person with a person holding Punjab's domicile.

In Federal Secretariat, for example, the initial appointment is based on quota but the departmental promotion is based on seniority inter alia. So the person holding a post for the most span of time wins the promotion.

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