Sentences with phrase «getting staff involved»

Getting the staff involved in finding ways to cut and save is very important because we wanted to be the one recommending cuts to the board, not the other way around.

And, while a diversity agenda is important, getting staff involved in the thinking around cultural integration is beneficial anyway, says Sweeney.

99, the school's current (and fulltime) expanded learning time director, says it is also important to get all staff involved early.

You should also get your staff involved in the online training development process so that they have a sense of ownership.

«What gets measured, gets noticed,» Brandenburg reminds retailers who ask her how to get the staff involved in their POS marketing campaigns.

Hogan Lovells is one of an increasing number of law firms attempting to get their staff involved in charity

As increasing numbers of law firms attempt to get their staff involved in charitable activities, Frances Ivens speaks to Hogan Lovells about its ambitious new initiative

Not exact matches

Although he did not get the nod as the Department of Homeland Security secretary, a position for which he interviewed, incoming White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus told WTMJ «we definitely» want Clarke to be involved «in the administration at some level» and that he is «going to have opportunities» to serve in the Trump White House.

During WWII, Eisenhower said, «In a war such as this, when high command invariably involves a president, a prime minister, six chiefs of staff, and a horde of lesser «planners,» there has got to be a lot of patience — no one person can be a Napoleon or a Caesar.»

BERLIN, May 2 - Volkswagen's labour leaders should focus on staff - related matters and not get involved in other aspects of management, the head of the carmaker's controlling shareholder group was quoted as saying on Wednesday.

BERLIN, May 2 (Reuters)- Volkswagen's labour leaders should focus on staff - related matters and not get involved in other aspects of management, the head of the carmaker's controlling shareholder group was quoted as saying on Wednesday.

From fitting everyone into the physical space, to growing and shrinking staff, to figuring out how the big personalities involved will get along, Mad Men looks as if it will face many of the same management and administrative challenges that any growing business faces in real life.

The sky's the limit on what a guest can ask for, and the service measures how long it takes a staff member to resolve a request when humans must get involved.

Personalize it to the office and the staff and get everyone involved.

What you've outlined is an awesome process once you've identified your creators — but as far as getting staff to get involved, I think it'd still be a challenge!

We strive to make it easier for our staff to get involved in their communities by offering a volunteer paid time off (VPTO) policy, a global Matching Gifts and Donations for Doers program, as well as a community grants initiative.

Its big idea: to help nascent companies gets sales and marketing staff involved early.

To protect their privacy, organizations should get their IT security staffs involved in vendor - requested audits conducted to verify software licensing agreement compliance, says Gartner Research Director Victoria Barber.

We want to start involving all of the staff whether they work during the week or weekend to get to know each other.»

Businesses can get involved by promoting the campaign and encouraging staff members to eat meat free on Mondays, e.g. by increasing veggie options or going completely meat free, running promotions on veggie food or organising meat free «pot lucks» and events.

Sanford and his staff did a nice job of getting as many youngsters as possible involved, and that could pay off.

Gabby also competes on a weekly basis with our MMU Netball team, who are so far unbeaten in the BUCS Northern 2A league, and she also devotes her time to helping students and staff get involved with sport through our Active Campus programme.

This involved using the data received from Project Management Information (PMI) to formulate pie charts and publish a presentation showing the types of students / staff who are getting involved in Active Campus.

Get everyone involved, right from the beginning — principals, school nutrition staff, custodial staff, and teachers.

Get them involved and have them watch how the hospital staff and professionals are assisting you, so they can jump in once you do not have them around.

She has been involved as a chef in the Habersham County Farm to School program, helping with taste tests and training cafeteria staff, and recently we got to hear more of her story.

Provide physical and emotional support, information on the labor and birth process, and understandable explanations of various medical techniques and procedures involved with the C - section procedure and the recovery, help you get acclimated, facilitate communication between you and the hospital staff, and prepare your partner to join you in the O.R..

When followers leave comments on a page's wall and get involved in conversations amongst themselves and with campaign staff, we're talking about a truly interactive medium.

Jeffrey Birnbaum's K Street Confidential column in today's Post looks at the problems involved in sending mass emails to Congress, including the fact that many messages never get through and that staff don't put much stock in those that do.

I've seen staff «adopt» residents who have no involved families and they get good, special care.

Of course, many providers didn't realise and now staff can't drive people until they get a certificate, which involves a five - hour training session.

Seriously do one sunshine - If catch anyone hassling my staff won't hesitate to get police involved!

He deserves to tell the people of this state exactly what he knew, what he ordered his staff to do [and] how he directly got involved in interfering with this anti-corruption commission,» Astorino said.

For not the first time, Mr. Cuomo promised today to get involved with his own staff — he said the state would supply Mr. Stringer with manpower if needed — and his own regulations in an area where he doesn't think the city is doing enough, harkening back to his entry into the city's response to ebola and Legionnaire's Disease.

«Legal staff from the DOE and / or Law Department have to get involved, the principal has to get involved, senior police officials have to get involved before any decision is made on how to proceed.»

«The Chief of Defence Staff often tells me, «Don't get involved in tactical decisions.»

Then you can also get involved through streaming, we're always looking for people to do charity streams for us but really even just coming around, getting involved with the staff, just hanging out in the discord, talking with soldiers; talking with veterans, talking with other people, hitting a retweet button hitting a like or a share on Twitter or Facebook; all of this helps grow our message and all of it helps veterans.

Furthermore, staff could invite stakeholders to get involved and comment; students, governors and parents can provide external views on whether it presents a realistic picture of the school as they know it.

Whatever the approach, customer - service advocates stressed that it is important to get all school staff involved.

Our first opportunity to get involved, she told us, was to join the School Site Council, the group of parents, staff, and community members charged with plotting the direction of the school.

When staff members discovered that their students» reading scores weren't improving as hoped, they took action to motivate the students to read and to get parents involved.

Getting students and staff involved in saving energy and sharing advice between schools not only cuts energy costs but inspires positive behaviour change and is key to the success of the Ashden's LESS CO2 programme.

Maybe your goal is to improve communication, build staff morale, or get parents more involved.

And then, built into that too... we've got five staff now involved in completing their Masters in regard to school leadership and effective school teaching.

To make this happen, we encouraged schools across the country to get involved in our first ever Schools» Autism Awareness Week and help their students and staff improve their understanding of autism and raise vital funds for our charity.

For example, recruit pupils for extra-curricular groups; arrange extra rehearsals; follow up on interests shown in the classroom (eg finding a child who is learning the guitar at home, informally, and getting them involved in a school group); produce a programme for the school concert which includes every child's name; liaise with other staff members (eg with the Art Department to provide a cover for said programme); organise refreshments; run a Parent Support Group for music; arrange for matching T - shirts for the jazz band or school choir; deliver a «sponsored sing» for charity; visit an old people's home to perform for the residents; and a host of other things which make for «a musical school».

Literacy Efforts Over the Long Haul When staff members at one Maryland school discovered that students» reading scores weren't improving as hoped, they took action to motivate the students to read and to get parents involved.

Getting pupils involved has been part of an improvement strategy, focusing on pupil and staff well - being as much as curriculum development.

Leaders often have time to process their own reactions to change before the change is presented to the staff, and by then the leaders just want to get on with implementing the change — but if the leaders don't get all the staff involved in the process, there will be resistance, if not overt, then in the form of non-committal and deafening silence, when the change is attempted.

Internal relations account for around 15 % of a head teacher's daily work; this is the social stuff that builds relationships with students and staff, like getting involved in school events like fundraisers, attending school productions, and generally being a visible and approachable face within the school.