personnel officer

Your company personnel officer should be able to tell you.

In Japan, the personnel officer gets the top pay on average.

He was promoted to personnel officer in 1970 and served as same until 1974.

We do have our Personnel Officer with us, believe it or not.

Some firms have personnel officers who can discuss such matters.

The personnel officer explained, "Do you have a medical condition that affects your quality of life?"

The personnel officer of the Enterprise was called next.

"Yes, sir," the personnel officer said, making a note of his own.

What experience and qualifications do you need to work as a Personnel Officer?

Once in every five years this Parliament is the Union's personnel officer.

If he hadn't become a personnel officer he would have done rather well in the police.

So when the personnel officer told her she'd be hearing from them in the next two days, Muriel went away optimistic.

The personnel officer punched at the computer again, waited for a response to appear on the screen.

However, he could have gone about it like some kind of personnel officer, brisk and overbearing.

The assistant personnel officer was prone to believe him.

Eventually he entered officer school and became a head personnel officer.

Then I spent my whole tour as a personnel officer, signing papers."

Emergency regulations did not provide for a personnel officer on board under skeleton crew conditions.

In the face of such a task some personnel officers may prefer to rely almost entirely on memory.

Lieutenant Placer, the personnel officer, chose this moment to speak.

Information on employees is sometimes supplied by personnel officers of companies subscribing to the agency.

Just to the senior personnel officer, Department of Defense.

"Let's go get some lunch," the personnel officer said.

From 1972 to 1978 he was Chief Personnel Officer of the same organization.

Personnel officer is also the welfare officer in the railways.