Sentences with phrase «staff workers employed»

Staff workers employed by schools might deal with children diagnosed with learning disabilities.

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The ban is being imposed despite the Philippines» reliance on remittance money from its Kuwait - based workers — 262,000 Filipinos are employed in the oil - rich Gulf sheikhdom, 60 percent as domestic staff.

Operations, by contrast, will employ 1,400 staff and 400 contractors, down from the Suncor's earlier forecast of 2,000 workers.

A community health worker, who is a nursing staff, is employed at this clinic.

The company employs a staff of approximately 100 workers that strive each day to process 500 sacks of oysters and sell the excess sacks to other processors.

The dining department served 6.2 million meals during the 2011 - 2012 school year and employs 2,429 student workers in addition to full - and part - time staff.

There are now eight or nine male members of staff out of a total of 120, and men are becoming more open to the idea of working with children, although men still tend to be employed in senior management roles rather than as frontline or support workers.

A job description for a Nestlé post in Canada (July 2014) sets out the major responsibilities of the staff employed to target health workers:

Her husband, an IT worker, is still employed, but working longer hours with fewer staff.

Heathrow Express workers: # 700 Network Rail: # 500 Docklands Light Railway: # 900 Virgin Rail: # 500 London Overground: # 600 London Underground: at least # 850 BAA staff, up to # 1,200 London Underground maintenance workers at Tube Lines: # 850 London Overground maintenance workers employed by Bombardier: # 650

Heathrow Express workers: # 700 Network Rail: # 500 Docklands Light Railway: # 900 Virgin Rail: # 500 London Overground: # 600 London Underground: At least # 850 BAA staff: up to # 1,200 London Underground maintenance workers at Tube Lines: # 850 London Overground maintenance workers employed by Bombardier: # 650 Workers at the mayor of London's bike scheme: # 500 The latest TfL accounts for the full financial year 2011/12 show a budget surplus of # 759 mworkers: # 700 Network Rail: # 500 Docklands Light Railway: # 900 Virgin Rail: # 500 London Overground: # 600 London Underground: At least # 850 BAA staff: up to # 1,200 London Underground maintenance workers at Tube Lines: # 850 London Overground maintenance workers employed by Bombardier: # 650 Workers at the mayor of London's bike scheme: # 500 The latest TfL accounts for the full financial year 2011/12 show a budget surplus of # 759 mworkers at Tube Lines: # 850 London Overground maintenance workers employed by Bombardier: # 650 Workers at the mayor of London's bike scheme: # 500 The latest TfL accounts for the full financial year 2011/12 show a budget surplus of # 759 mworkers employed by Bombardier: # 650 Workers at the mayor of London's bike scheme: # 500 The latest TfL accounts for the full financial year 2011/12 show a budget surplus of # 759 mWorkers at the mayor of London's bike scheme: # 500 The latest TfL accounts for the full financial year 2011/12 show a budget surplus of # 759 million.

In April workers from the Rail Maritime and Transport (RMT) union successfully challenged plans to deny Metronet staff the same benefits as those already employed by TfL.

That the Parliament recognises that contract research staff in Scotland's universities and research institutes are one of the most significant assets in Scotland's knowledge economy; notes that more than 90 % of such staff are employed on insecure fixed term contracts, resulting in a systematic failure to properly exploit our science and social science base to the benefit of the Scottish economy and society; further notes that this highly educated human resource, comprising graduate, postgraduate and postdoctoral level workers, is subject to constant wastage, to the detriment of Scotland's universities and economic potential; and believes that the Scottish Executive should act with clarity, urgency and determination to secure a complete overhaul of the management of the contract research workforce with a view to eliminating the current insecurity and wastage and establishing a radical new approach in partnership with higher education employers and representatives of the research staff.

Still under the brothers» control, the company now employs 35 production staff and 15 back - office workers.

Directed by a volunteer board of 14, the organization employs more than 100 staff with animal care, inspection specialists, outreach workers and administrative staff, augmented by a large and very important complement of volunteers.

Of the 359, 103 workers employed in veterinary services, 79,600, or 22.2 % are veterinarians, with technical and administrative staff accounting for the rest.

And they went from having just one manager to employing a staff of 55 full - and part - time workers.

Located in the heart of Dublin city, Guinness Storehouse is also a significant direct employer, employing 320 full - time staff and 62 seasonal workers.

The project continues to employ more than 2,100 construction workers and support staff, and remains on track to be completed in 2013.

If the person who abused them worked for the county, an experienced attorney may help them recover from the individual caretaker and the hospital or institution that employed the abusive worker or staff member, by overcoming issues in the Welfare and Institutions Code on their respective liabilities.

But Conlin points out that there are limits since the re-employment obligation under the WSIA only applies in certain circumstances, such as to a worker who has been continuously employed by the company for at least a year before the injury, and to an employer who regularly employs 20 or more staff.

Temporary staff are a common solution to the challenge, however employers must be aware of the rights of temporary staff and be sure not to fall foul of the law when employing workers on a short - term basis.

With workers increasingly aware of their rights, employing staff can be a potential minefield for any employer — from the smallest family - run business to the largest multinational organisation.

Sponsored worker restrictions — why are so many employers being refused permission to employ new staff from overseas?

Sarah Harper, a professor from the Oxford Institute of Population Ageing, believes the argument that older workers are preventing the progression and skills development of younger workers is outshone by the benefits of employing older staff.

However, Sarah Harper, a professor from the Oxford Institute of Population Ageing, believes the argument that older workers are preventing the progression and skills development of younger workers is outshone by the benefits of employing older staff.

Therapeutic Staff Support Worker at Ashton Memorial Healthcare Foundation, San Diego Employed since November 2012 - Present

An office staff is an individual employed as a clerical worker in an office.

Contingent workers — staff not on the employer's payroll — may be engaged for a particular project or time period and be self - employed or employed by a third party.

An accomplishment would read: «Generated savings in excess of $ 25,000 annually by reorganizing the marketing department and employing temp workers rather than full - time staff.

Since the Initiative's inception in 1991, many Healthy Start programs have employed community health workers (CHWs) as front line staff working directly with program participants.

(ii) The program employs well - trained and competent staff, as demonstrated by education or training, such as nurses, social workers, educators, child development specialists, or other well - trained and competent staff, and provides ongoing and specific training on the model being delivered.