Sentences with phrase «as a demotion»

While relinquishing the chair role could be seen as a demotion caused by conflict with his party's leadership, it likely means that Fildebrandt, a former director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation and aggressive critic of the NDP, can now play a more active and vocal role on the committee.

The dismissal was found to be unfair as whilst the comments were misconduct, the employer did not consider alternatives such as demotion.

The freight analyst position had not been posted, so other employees would have known it was a position created specifically for the plaintiff because of his perceived ineptitude and would have been viewed as a demotion by other employees;

[8] This was portrayed as a demotion by his detractors, although Prime Minister David Cameron denied this was the case.

Some employees may view the change as a demotion or step back in their career.

The move was widely interpreted as a demotion, and it appeared at that time that Navarro's more peculiar views on international economics and his domineering personality had ultimately made him an outsider.

She was subsequently moved to the post of Minister of State at the Foreign Office and Minister for Faith and Communities in Mr Cameron's 2012 re-shuffle in a move widely regarded as a demotion.

«One should be able to serve anywhere... and that is why I am not taking this appointment as a demotion,» Mr. Bani said.

A DiNapoli source refused to characterize this move as a demotion for Mallick, saying she is merely being given a «new assignment.»

Hirokazu Kore - eda is the heavy - hitter of the group, returning to Cannes after last year's competition entry Our Little Sister in what some see as a demotion of sorts.

Gove has been a controversial figure throughout his tenure as Education Secretary, and BBC political editor Nick Robinson has said that many will view his new post as a demotion, as he is no longer a full cabinet member: «He now continues not as a leading Tory figure in his own right but as «a friend of David and George.»»

What employers are reminded of by Chandran however, is that an employee will not be obligated to accept a position if the Court views the alternative position as a demotion.

Where the end of the employment relationship is desired, employers should be forthright about their intentions rather than seek to disguise the dismissal as a demotion or some other form of disciplinary action in the hopes that the employee will resign.

Some might view the shift as a demotion, or the start of a transition out of the firm.

A breach under this branch would include typical constructive scenarios such as a demotion or reduction in pay.

Out of the shadow cabinet's heavy hitters, Andy Burnham is untouchable at health, Chuka Umunna is seen as having done a good job maintaining Labour's strained links with business, and any lateral move for Yvette Cooper would have been viewed as a demotion, enraging Ed Balls and his supporters.

Becoming leader of the Commons after being foreign secretary is normally seen as a demotion, but, by ensuring Hague remains as first secretary of state, Cameron is signalling that Hague will still be a very senior member of the government.

While this move could easily be seen as a demotion, Mr. Hughes, a trusted confident of Ms. Redford's, will have an important role in repairing the provincial government's strained relationship with its municipal leaders — both in the large cities and rural municipalities.

Plus, wouldn't Cooper's move be seen as a demotion?

The insider's knowledge of the core could make him an attractive candidate as the city rushes to adopt the curriculum, but some observers say it could be hard to convince King to drop his role as state commissioner to take what could be seen as a demotion.

A lower job for Laws would be seen as a demotion, and might also be unfair on the existing Lib Dem who was pushed aside.

As demotion and constructions costs mount Peter struggles to achieve a luxurious master suite, while adhering to his dwindling budget.

Thus, administrators should not treat moves from R - 1 to R - 2 as demotions or devaluations.

This process of instrumentalization represents a status change for artworks that many critics have viewed as a demotion, with the serious art — by such figures as Ryan Trecartin and Lizzie Fitch, Adrian Piper, and Hito Steyerl — mocked by and subordinated to commercial imagery.

When wrongful termination or workplace discrimination claims arise following the return to work, the employer must prove that the termination or adverse employment action (such as demotion) was the result of a non-related issue.

«Contractual changes» are clauses that permit an employer the right to make virtually any change to your job, such as a demotion or reassignment, which they otherwise could not do.

Employees can experience retaliation in a number of ways, such as a demotion, reduction in pay or even termination.

It's unclear what prompted Cherry's departure, but sources tell The Verge that the move to a new role was viewed as a demotion.

For instance, you must never talk about a previous problem in your employment, such as a demotion or a layoff.