0 a person who works in the Civil Service --
1 a person who works for local, state, or esp. the federal government --
2 someone who works in a department of a country's government but who is not a part of its military: --
Lack of care could also affect the relationship a civil servant had with members of the public.
This civil servant supported the programme, but only because it was national law.
If a civil servant knows that he cannot be fired for his actions, he faces little risk in resisting the president's preferred policies.
When you are in the confining position of public civil servant, there are many restrictions.
The 1932 women include 5 teachers, 4 nurses, a radiographer, a secretary, a school meals organizer and a civil servant.
The local authority manages but does not administer the communal civil servant.
Now, for a civil servant, positions of power provide the only means of coming into any kind of wealth.
No civil servant, no matter how exalted his rank, questioned the royal prerogative to entertain such direct appeals and to act on them.
