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Recruitments at vacant posts of Customs House from next month

byWaqar Ahmed Ansari
21/10/2014
in Breaking News, Karachi, Latest News
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Karachi: Recruitment process at vacant posts of Customs House is likely to get started from next month, the Customs Today learnt on Monday.

The sources said that vacant posts have not been filled at Customs House since long which had affected its performance. The sources said the recruitment process would start next month on posts starting from grade 1 to 16.  The posts will be advertised and details of appointment will be available on internet and Collectorate is likely to get a letter in this regard from Islamabad Head office next month. After that, applications will be invited from candidates.

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