ehem "officer class" is the norm for all professional development roles - its a social class thing. Its not obvious but the laundry files occasionally has a f

ehem "officer class" is the norm for all professional development roles - its a social class thing. Its not obvious but the laundry files occasionally has a few mentions that might pass unnoticed by a non brit. I have worked at an ex civil service place and there was a direct mapping between grade and the equivalent rank in the forces.