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Post by sgtcracker on Nov 2, 2008 3:20:57 GMT -5
Congrats to Assistant Warden Barfield.
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Post by sumpin4u2no on Nov 6, 2008 18:49:49 GMT -5
It would be curious to know how many of these promoted have less than 20 years with the Department?
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Post by spanky469 on Nov 9, 2008 12:10:11 GMT -5
try 15 years or less...
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Post by biswaruprime on Jun 22, 2011 5:07:03 GMT -5
Promotions are provided according to the experience, performance, education and training. An officer generally receives promotion form Corrections Officer to Sergeant to Lieutenant to Deputy Keeper and so on. The employment outlook for Corrections Officers is very good in the coming years. More vacancies are expected to be filled up as there will be expansion in number of prisons. As such, a candidate who wants to pursue a career as a Corrections Officer can look forward for the opportunities. To pursue a career as a Corrections officer one needs to clear the Corrections Officer Test. For more information about Corrections Officer Test and to get one step forward in having success please visit www.correctionsofficertest.com/
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Post by brucifer on Jun 22, 2011 12:56:52 GMT -5
prime, Me thinks you are wasting your time and energy posting anything about becoming, being and promotions of Corrections Officer. With the privatization being the new and improved system and I see FDLE changing the requirements to become one. Some of the large County jail systems have already took Certified Officers out of movement positions. Heard Suwannee Work Camp only needs 1 Sergeant on 4-12 and that is in the control room. The rest can be handled by CO's. Just think NO Sergeant on the pound. Anyone else out there with current changes?
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