Sentences with phrase «for supervisors of»

Was it just for supervisors of therapists supervising other therapists?

The self - paced courses & live webinars in Achieve OnDemandTM include content for direct service home visitors as well as for supervisors of home - visiting programs..

The eight 2015 Model Principal Supervisor Professional Standards are the first - ever standards developed for supervisors of school principals and are voluntary.

CORRECTION: An earlier version of this report misstated past vote totals for supervisor of Henrietta.

It is possible that a politician like Bill Weber, Republican candidate for supervisor of Ramapo, could help Ramapo integrate into Rockland and Rockland understand some of Ramapo's ways.

The Reform Party used most of its sole donation — $ 96,053.11 — to support George Hoehmann, a Republican running for supervisor of Clarkstown in Rockland County who is also on the Reform line.

Michael Guerriero, currently a town councilman, was nominated to run for supervisor of the Democratic ticket by Robert Post.

I have decided to run for supervisor of Lloyd because as a town I know we can do better.Sitting on the town board for the last two years as councilman has shown me that we need more balance in our local government.

Not exact matches

Management and supervisors can also force themselves to become more aware of their employees» habits and be on the lookout for things like stress or specific types of lifestyles that may force an employee to take more time off.

Open positions for contractors and supervisors in the pipefitting trades is projected to match the number of job - seekers, according to Job Bank Canada.

Be sure to ask for names and phone numbers of former supervisors to check as references; if the candidate is currently employed, ask whether it's OK to contact his or her current place of employment.

Instead of waiting for your boss to realize you're underpaid, why not use these same big data concepts to demonstrate to your supervisor that you need a bump in salary?

«It was highly successful,» says Mart Laar, 57, who became the first post-Soviet Prime Minister, at age 32, and is now chairman of the board of supervisors for the Bank of Estonia.

Out of fear or kindness, your employees and supervisors might be bashful about sharing negative feedback with you — even if you «dig» for it.

In so doing, it created a new definition of supervisor, essentially as someone who can take tangible actions against the employee, for example, by hiring, firing, or promoting them.

The supervisor of Dianella - based building company Frayson has been fined $ 15,000 for failing in his duties as a manager and supervisor on work carried out at 20 Perth properties over a 10 - year period.

He's now hit the effects industry mountain top with getting the «Star Wars» gig (he was also the effects supervisor on «The Force Awakens») and the Yoda / Skywalker scene for him is one of his favorites.

For the time being, many companies and their old - school supervisors should count themselves lucky that most employees don't know their rights on this front, or how courts and tribunals have been interpreting them of late.

In Health Canada's 2001 National Work - Life Conflict Study — the widest - reaching survey on the subject, before or since — nearly half of respondents (47 %) considered their supervisor sympathetic to their need for work - life balance.

For many consumers, it was a prime example of what it's like to deal with a call centre, reinforcing the stereotype of a sales or customer - service version of Henry Ford's assembly line: low - skilled cubicle cattle housed in giant Orwellian workrooms, with a script or a supervisor, turning the simplest request into a maddening ordeal.

Bannon has since been removed from the voting rolls in Sarasota County, Florida, the supervisor of elections for Sarasota County said, according to CNN.

I think the speech was mostly because in order for this policy to work, our supervisor has to manually remove the unapproved minutes from our timecards so that we won't be paid for them (paying a supervisor to spend 10 minutes removing 5 minutes from a subordinate's pay doesn't work out for me in a cost / benefit sense but that is the sort of logic we're dealing with at this place).

When the group reconvened at the end of a month, the managers and supervisors were surprised to learn that henceforth their findings would be accepted as the budget figures for the coming fiscal year.

Employees touch aspects of the organization that supervisors and managers may never see, so it's important to leverage their insights for the benefit of everyone.

By now you know the backstory: Ledbetter worked for 19 years as a supervisor at Goodrich Tire and Rubber, only to discover near the end of her career that she was earning 20 percent less than her male colleagues.

This suggests that newcomers prefer direct information from the supervisor when forming opinions about the supervisor, but in the absence of this information they will use observed ingratiation as a substitute for direct information.

This is creating a tremendous amount of stress within organizations for managers, supervisors and front line employees whose workloads and responsibilities have increased.

Legal precedent, meanwhile, tends to define sexual harassment as occurring either when a supervisor requests sex in exchange for a subordinate being promoted or not being fired, or when an employee is subject to behavior of a sexual nature that's so pervasive it creates a hostile work environment.

«It seems obvious: Direct supervisors who set their teams up for success, observe them in action, ask for feedback, identify the root causes of employee concerns, and then follow through with meaningful improvements have happier, more engaged employees,» Markey says.

In one study involving 222 employees and supervisors of a company, the employees were asked to list five people in their personal network of friends and identify their race, then do the same for 10 people in the company they considered friends.

As for supervisors, they typically have the majority of contact with the employees, and their behavior could result in liability for the employer.

Money: Starting pay for a supervisor in 2011 was between $ 17.30 and $ 40 an hour, according to the Government of Alberta.

For example, the Social Security Administration expects 33 percent of the its own workforce, including 48 percent of its supervisors, to be eligible to retire in 2015.

Sometimes, well - meaning supervisors (and, sometimes leaders who don't want to do the hard work of dealing with problems) try to use appreciation as a «quick fix» for deeper issues that need to be addressed.

Within days, a dozen city council members sent a similar letter, while the county board of supervisors unanimously passed a resolution calling for local ownership.

In 2011, Mia was among a team of KPBS reporters who won the Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism for an investigation into the salaries and perks of California county supervisors.

An exciting development in that area has been the creation of the Financial Stability Board Data Hub at the Bank for International Settlements, the result of extensive collaboration among central banks and banking supervisors in many countries.

Preparing is like getting ready for a court case, many supervisors say: To avoid losing good members of their teams — which could spell doom — they must come armed with paper trails to defend the wrongfully accused and incriminate members of competing groups.

A compromise plan to raise pay for all Erie County Child Protective Services caseworkers and supervisors would resolve major wage concerns in a high - turnover unit on the front lines of child abuse and neglect investigations, officials said.

Of course, these jobs would be replaced by laundry jobs at private facilities, albeit probably fewer and they may not pay up to $ 20 an hour, and more for supervisors.

They're in search of baristas and shift supervisors for 45 Starbucks stores in Central Ohio.

At work I became a supervisor in the end of 2014 which I previously wrote about, then became a shift leader for a 24/7 control center in the beginning of 2015 and finally the manager of the same control center shortly thereafter due to several personnel departures in a very short time frame.

An account supervisor for the power company was concerned by the words of the woman on the phone.

He said this included an insistence by one supervisor that he join a special program to prepare for the Series 7 broker examination because blacks» «intellectual weakness» left them «inherently less capable» of passing, the complaint said.

«With 21 graduated apprentices becoming store managers and 57 shift supervisors, it proves to us that apprenticeships for young people are a genuine alternative to academic study and are a real path to a retail career,» said Lisa Robbins, director of Partner Resources for Starbucks UK.

Offer productive paid work to help students build on the skills learned in school Has an office environment with four or more co-workers There must be a supervisor to provide the student with guidance, opportunities to meet their learning objectives, and conduct a performance evaluation (form to be provided) A guaranteed minimum of a 35 hour work / week Work terms to coincide with school semesters which starts in January, May, and September for a minimum of 13 weeks employment

The European Banking Authority EBA, which (we guess) is fighting for its survival after the ECB has become the sole supervisor of Europe's «systemically relevant» banks, has recently issued a comprehensive report on the European banking system (this included the unintended revelation that its employees have yet to master the intricacies of Exel).

Ahead of Thursday's ECB meeting, there was a widespread consensus that Europe's chief printing press supervisor would make up for the alleged «mistake» of under - delivering on monetary lunacy last time around.

Loden, who has written three books, said much has changed from when she worked for one supervisor who used to tell her to smile more and another who invited John Molloy, the author of «Dress for Success,» to assess women supervisors» attire and tell some why they were never going to make it.

Another employee, Tasha Murrell of Memphis, who worked at the site for more than six years, said after telling a woman supervisor that she was pregnant, the woman supervisor said she «didn't need a baby and should have an abortion.»