Sentences with phrase «for unfilled positions»

DPI staff presented the latest cuts to members of the State Board of Education this week, although they pointed out this year's $ 300,000 cut allows the administrative office the flexibility to use lapsed salary dollars — in other words, cash slated for unfilled positions — to meet the reduction, rather than forcing the agency to ax more jobs.

When it comes to recruiting we often enlist the help of higher education partnerships and invite trainee teachers who have completed their teacher training at the school to apply for unfilled positions.

Not exact matches

A Fed position for a vice chairman for regulation, who would be required to regularly visit Capitol Hill, has gone unfilled since the role was created five years ago.

With demand for coding skills stronger than ever, today there are more than 500,000 unfilled programming - related positions across the country, and the US Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that by 2020 there will be 1.4 million more software development jobs than applicants qualified to fill them.

Even amid the layoffs, Fab is hiring for 70 unfilled positions in the U.S. Europe and India, the company says.

The wax made the caps heavier, so they traveled farther than the unfilled ones and were useful for butting an opponent's shooter out of a favorable position.

A Diabetes UK audit earlier this year, for instance, revealed over 200 diabetes specialist nurse (DSN) positions are unfilled — twice the figure reported in 2009.

Many localities also leave ethics board positions unfilled, leaving the bodies without enough members for a quorum.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Mayor Stephanie Miner told state legislators today that Syracuse has 57 unfilled police positions and is increasingly unable to pay for basic repairs to city infrastructure because of the «fiscal crisis» that is gripping cities.

And so, in its second year of Opportunity Culture implementation in four schools, Project L.I.F.T. saw a strong uptick in both the quantity — more than 800 applications for 27 spots — and quality of applicants for teaching roles at schools that previously saw many positions go unfilled.

But, also the new subfinder online system makes it very easy for a sub to drop an assignment the night before or even the morning of, leaving the position unfilled.

When teachers leave, the state typically «saves» money by either having that position remain unfilled for a period of time, or hiring in a new worker that often costs less than the previous employee.

Ms Powell accused the government of denying there was a problem with recruitment, «despite the fact that half of all schools had unfilled positions at the start of this academic year and some pupils are now having to travel to other schools for their maths and English lessons».

for 2016 — 2017, and was determined by examining the most recent data about unfilled teaching positions; positions filled by teachers certified by irregular, provisional, temporary, or emergency certification; and teachers teaching in subject areas other than their area of preparation.

There are now 53 positions for federally - appointed judges unfilled, up from 44 last year, in August 2016.

With no guarantee of payment for services performed and no budget for research, contingency firms may abandon difficult searches and leave positions unfilled.

When a key executive position languishes unfilled for 6 months or a year, it can cost millions of dollars in lost revenues, lost time - to - market, and lost morale.