Civil Svc/ Statboard - Typical Timeline for making a Hiring Decision

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I think depends on the vital who is handling for diff agency? Not really sure.. maybe a week or 2?

Been 3 weeks for me lol, emailed vital also alr but no reply also. Hotline also not online.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I see. Can you provide more info regarding training and equipment?

Training would comprise OJT, shadowing the experienced officers, and defensive training for officers in enforcement branches. Not too sure about equipment given.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Nice… do they ask or give us a choice ? Can we choose where we want to be posted to for the subsequent posting?
And are frontline/ enforcement branch entitled to extra allowance like risk/ shift?

The only time when they ask you would have been during the interview ie your preference. Subsequently, you do not have a choice as to where they post you to. Its all based on manpower needs and availability of vacancies. Just a few months back, new officers used to be all posted to either enforcement/frontline branches for 6 months before being rotated to other branches, but there has been a change recently.

Enforcement/frontline branches with shift are entitled to shift allowance, and maybe risk allowance depending on which branch it is.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Been 3 weeks for me lol, emailed vital also alr but no reply also. Hotline also not online.

What did you applied for?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Strange cause for me I submitted all my documents since the start of this month and then HR told me vital will contact me but as of now I haven’t heard back from vital yet.

Just wait till next mon? Maybe there is alot of applicants?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

The only time when they ask you would have been during the interview ie your preference. Subsequently, you do not have a choice as to where they post you to. Its all based on manpower needs and availability of vacancies. Just a few months back, new officers used to be all posted to either enforcement/frontline branches for 6 months before being rotated to other branches, but there has been a change recently.

Enforcement/frontline branches with shift are entitled to shift allowance, and maybe risk allowance depending on which branch it is.

Ever heard of officers who posted to air checkpoint and the next posting is posted to enforcement branch?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Just wait till next mon? Maybe there is alot of applicants?

Yea, now Christmas also so I gets

Originally Posted by Unregistered

What did you applied for?

Senior officer,u?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Ever heard of officers who posted to air checkpoint and the next posting is posted to enforcement branch?

Junior officers, yes. Senior officers, no.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Senior officer,u?

Oh.. i see. Junior officer… HR got inform u your posting already?