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Phrase: I will officiate at my position for a month effective December 01st.



 
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Phrase: I will officiate at my position for a month effective December 01st. #1 (permalink) Tue Nov 10, 2009 21:55 pm   Phrase: I will officiate at my position for a month effective December 01st.
 

Hi Folks,

I am leaving my current organization and I've to announce that I'll remain on my position for a month effective to my resignation date i.e. 12/01/2009. I am not able to frame a formal sentence, hope you guys can help?

Here's what I wrote... "...I will officiate at my position for a month effective December 01st."

Gimme some options :)
Thanks!
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Phrase: I will officiate at my position for a month effective December 01st. #2 (permalink) Tue Nov 10, 2009 23:26 pm   Phrase: I will officiate at my position for a month effective December 01st.
 

I will remain in my position until December 31st.
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Phrase: I will officiate at my position for a month effective December 01st. #3 (permalink) Wed Nov 11, 2009 2:21 am   Phrase: I will officiate at my position for a month effective December 01st.
 

Thank you MM :)
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Phrase: I will officiate at my position for a month effective December 01st. #4 (permalink) Wed Nov 11, 2009 4:52 am   Phrase: I will officiate at my position for a month effective December 01st.
 

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