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Five Customs Ex-Cadre officers promoted to Deputy Chemical Examiners BS-18

byCustoms Today Report
20/01/2015
in Islamabad, Transfers and Postings
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ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has promoted five Assistant Chemical Examiner (BS-17) officers of Customs Ex-Cadre to Deputy Chemical Examiners (BS-18) in their Group on regular basis with immediate effect.

According to the notification, the officers who are drawing performance allowance will continue to draw the same after promotion.

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