Sentences with phrase «in staff time»

These costs included: $ 5,200 in staff time for monitoring and removing the improper listings; $ 3,005 for attending court hearings; $ 1,400 for the second series of violations; $ 301 in administrative expenses; and $ 750 in attorney's fees for the contempt proceeding.

If not, that simple change may be worth the savings in staff time.

We did not undertake a formal economic analysis in this study, but the costs of the intervention were mainly in the staff time.

At roughly $ 500 in staff time (with wide variations based on the size and complexity of the deal) x 3,000 closings per year, this single project is saving the firm roughly $ 1.5 million in labor that can be allocated to other value - add projects.

High participation rates have contributed to significant resource savings for courts — particularly in staff time and the related cost savings.

Reclaim fees charged to reclaim a lost or stray animal, and only help us to underwrite the costs incurred in staff time and supplies we use when an animal is brought to the Flagler Humane Society.

We calculated that it would have cost the Seattle Humane Society $ 1.6 million dollars in staff time to care for the 3,001 animals we had in foster care last year.

A publisher invests in a writer not only by way of providing an advance against future earnings on the author's book (with no guarantee the book will earn anything) but also invests in staff time to:

It will also be expensive (in staff time) to reuse content in other books or provide that content is a usable form to licensees.

When asked, most schools immediately think of either the cost of timetabling software, or else the cost in staff time and expense in performing the task of «doing» the timetable.

Her organization has raised $ 5000 so far through Facebook, which probably does not even begin to cover the cost in staff time of building their social networking presence, but it's a nice extra.

There are handy online calculators that help you estimate the cost in staff time of that meeting you're contemplating, so we suggest doing the math and inviting only the most crucial people, or finding another way to have that conversation.

Not exact matches

The most talked - about media response to Wolf's performance came from New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman, who has risen in the public eye by providing often - unflattering insights on the president and his staff.

By avoiding the task of employing extra staff members or handling operations such as payroll and web development, employees at a company will also be able to free up more time to focus on delivering their goods to their customers and carrying out the tasks that they were employed for in the first place.

Michael Barbaro of the New York Times, for instance, had this to say about Trump's social marketing via Twitter: «Mr. Trump has mastered Twitter in a way no candidate for president ever has, unleashing and redefining its power as a tool of political promotion, distraction, score - settling and attack — and turning a 140 - character task that other candidates farm out to young staff members into a centerpiece of his campaign.»

Accordingly, McKesson tended to report suspicious orders to the DEA in batches; once it had concluded through an investigative process that the customer was suspicious, it would file a handful of the orders that, over time, had led the company's compliance staff to determine that was the case.

A monitor in the centre of the room acts as a digital scoreboard, ranking staff in real time on the quantity of articles they've written, the amount of online traction their work is getting and how much it's being shared on social media.

It is not unusual for a president's staff to tell reporters to focus on some facts and not others, but things are qualitatively different now in the Trump administration compared to that of his predecessors Barack Obama and George W. Bush in terms of «the number of untruths,» said the Times «David Leonhardt.

In order to meet their tax obligations, the 89 companies surveyed hire 19 full - time equivalent staff and spend, on average, $ 3.96 million annually to comply with Canadian tax legislation.

Anita McBride, chief of staff to Laura Bush during her time in the White House, noted that Michelle Obama also weighed delaying her family's move for similar reasons, but «ultimately made a different decision and one that suited their family.»

• Speaking of Time's Up... Attorney Tina Tchen, who Bloomberg describes as «arguably the most well - connected person working in women's rights today, thanks to her six years as an assistant to President Barack Obama and as first lady Michelle Obama's chief of staff,» talks about why it was so important that Time's Up include a legal defense fund: «The fastest way to make sure that someone isn't getting bullied by a lawyer for someone rich and powerful is to make sure that person has a lawyer, too.»

For now, McBride said, the professional staff at the White House can do much of the event planning, with the first lady weighing in remotely and traveling down from time to time.

Companies are placing more value on training and retaining staff by establishing a professional development budget, offering time off for education, or setting up in - house training on new tools and concepts.

Charles Engler, CEO of Visual In - Seitz, a 40 - employee multimedia - presentation company in Rochester, N.Y., measures the time it takes his computer - support staff to respond to requests for repairs — as well as overall system downtimIn - Seitz, a 40 - employee multimedia - presentation company in Rochester, N.Y., measures the time it takes his computer - support staff to respond to requests for repairs — as well as overall system downtimin Rochester, N.Y., measures the time it takes his computer - support staff to respond to requests for repairs — as well as overall system downtime.

It opened full - time in December of last year — a floor - through, gut - renovated homage to millennial pink: pink - and - white packaged products arranged on pink lacquered displays, pale - pink - subway - tiled walls, staff dressed in pink mechanics» jumpsuits, fresh - cut pink and white flowers and flattering lighting.

«Our system was such that in up times, everyone made money, but in down times only some salespeople made money and the rest of the staff didn't,» she says.

Mark Gordon, who is so sold on the Predictive Index that at all times he carries minigraphs of the test results from each of his staff members, says the testing came in particularly handy when, in late 1996, he merged with a network - cabling company.

A Times story in July was so laden with quotes from disgruntled customers and staff that Price's worried friends called to say he always has a place to stay if things don't work out.

Ad tech firm Verve has quietly cut staff in a «rightsizing» that includes its sales VP Uber investor Pishevar takes another shot — this time legal — at Benchmark

If a small business is going to have one or two administrators and a couple of other employees that may need access to data, MobileMe can provide total mobility for the entrepreneur and without having to invest in enterprise - grade localized servers, IT staff and the time to implement such a system.

Being able to use some of the structures you already have in place is a great way to save time and money, not only on implementation but training of key staff as well.

This spring, he spent two weeks running the numbers and battling insomnia before making a dramatic announcement to his 120 - member staff on April 13, inviting NBC News and The New York Times to cover it: Over the next three years, he will phase in a minimum wage of $ 70,000 at Gravity and immediately cut his own salary from $ 1.1 million to $ 70,000 to help fund it.

Take a chance In 1991, Just Desserts CEO Elliot Hoffman turns a corner of his bakery's backyard into a garden staffed by ex-cons; he later hires several as full - time bakers.

MobileLive's scalable, modular design and development approach keeps prices relatively low, and staff spend considerable time on - site in order to clearly understand what customers want and need.

To sustain a startup - like attitude, in 2009 the Henderson, Nev. - based e-commerce giant launched Zappos Labs, a San Francisco division staffed with 11 full - time employees dedicated to exploring what consumers want out of their shopping experiences, then creating new ways for them to engage on the main site.

Retail analyst Brynn Winegard says the industry has grown accustomed to using staff to «ladder - up and ladder - down» in peak times.

Currently, Dinner Lab operates in 19 cities and has a full - time staff of almost 60 employees.

Knowing traffic tie ups, routing appointments in the most efficient directions, and being automatically alerted to changes in schedule, can save tremendous wasted time among staff who are out serving customers.

In Canada, employers are within their rights to order staff to take time off.

In June, Butterfield told Fortune's Michal Lev - Ram that the role of Slack — which began as a real - time chat service and now encompasses a range of features for business productivity, wrapped in a consumer - friendly interface — will continue to expand into what he calls a «virtual chief of staff» that could help with functions such as employee feedbacIn June, Butterfield told Fortune's Michal Lev - Ram that the role of Slack — which began as a real - time chat service and now encompasses a range of features for business productivity, wrapped in a consumer - friendly interface — will continue to expand into what he calls a «virtual chief of staff» that could help with functions such as employee feedbacin a consumer - friendly interface — will continue to expand into what he calls a «virtual chief of staff» that could help with functions such as employee feedback.

Our organization had about 6,000 staff members at the time, so I wasn't sure if my email would get buried in his inbox.

Ground staff at Berlin's two airports have gone on strike for the second time in four days, forcing the cancellation of hundreds of flights.

Points are awarded in real time, giving instant recognition to a staff person who excels through an easily managed, democratic employee - driven process.

It's long past time we kept track of everything that's coming in from students and faculty and staff, and everything that's going out.»

If you have down times in your business, use them as an opportunity to give your staff an extra break to recharge their batteries.

Our staff work tirelessly to achieve the perfect mix of conscientious supervision and absolute fun in an inclusive, positive environment for first time travellers.

Essentially, they want to see that all these materials adequately and accurately reflect the operations of the firm; that the advisor is meeting his or her fiduciary duty by ensuring that the activities being undertaken in client portfolios are, at all times, in the client's best interests; and that the firm is supervising the activities of its staff and taking corrective actions when and if any deficiencies are found.

The New York Times reports that two of Gravity Payments» «most valued» members have left the company, «spurred in part by their view that it was unfair to double the pay of some new hires while the longest - serving staff members got small or no raises.»

At the same time, more than half of survey respondents plan to invest in their companies in July, August or September, primarily in the areas of marketing, technology or recruiting new staff, according to the report.

But Raymond and her staff of 15 also spend much of their time out at events, museums, retirement communities, and other locations in the Triangle region.