What does COS stand for?

Conditions of Service

This definition appears very rarely

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Samples in periodicals archive:

A Liverpool Community College spokesman said the college "continues to offer some of the most generous conditions of service in the further education sector".

CITY LECTURERS MOURN PAY CURBS

Firefighters in London, South Yorkshire, Humberside and Merseyside are involved in separate rows over jobs, conditions of service and disciplinary action.

Unrest among firefighters

Firefighters in London, South Yorkshire, Humberside and Merseyside are involved in separate rows over jobs, conditions of service and disciplinary action.

Firefighters set for industrial action

For the first time, the claim was agreed by the full Nass executive council of seven representatives from five Nass regions, and it is a comprehensive attempt to transform both pay and conditions of service of stable staff for the future.

Stable staff and the need to make progress

With such excellent conditions of service, it's a wonder city employees suffer with work stress.

Letter: Too much stress

A motion jointly tabled by Birmingham, Sandwell and Cannock branches, urges the conference to "condemn" the Government's academy schools programme which, they claim, undermines teachers' terms and conditions of service, and puts "public assets into private ownership".

Threat to academies

She added: 'Judging all NHS posts by the same criteria has led to consistency and fairness in pay terms for NHS staff and, along with some improved terms and conditions of service, should act as a powerful recruitment and retention tool, which in turn leads to better results for patients.

Disappointment over King's Fund report

The union also called on Westminster and the Assembly not to separate teachers' conditions of service between Wales and England.

Stop BNP, urges union