Sentences with phrase «of job shadowing»

I am a big proponent of job shadowing (aka ride - alongs, ride - withs, or preceptorships), and not just for entry - level medical sales candidates — it's a fantastic strategy for candidates who are moving from one area of medical sales to another.

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Work - based learning opportunities can take the form of job shadowing, intensive internships, virtual apprenticeships, and school - based enterprises.

Not exact matches

Apprentices spend the majority of their time shadowing a fully qualified professional or «journeyperson» on the job, and supplement their practical learning with classroom studies at a union training centre or college campus.

One of the examples he cited was the recently announced Digital Defense Service, a sort of Defense Department job shadowing project in which technology workers can team up with the government on projects that could last up to two years.

If we include the fact that the perpetrator's two manifestos clearly state a strong personal dislike of the VP of Information Technology (whom the perpetrator referenced as having made specific comments in the past) and the CEO, and specifically names employees that are liked and are doing a good job, then it seems, without a shadow of doubt, to be an open and shut case.

I grew up with the King James translation and thus am stunned when Job 38:17 («Hast thou seen the doors of the shadow of death?»)

Mind you, the current Italian coach, brought in to replace Gian Piero Ventura in the wake of the Swedish disaster, always knew that the huge shadows of such as Roberto Mancini, Antonio Conte and Carlo Ancelotti were hanging over his job.

The Inter squad is a shadow of what it once was under Mancini last time, however there is promise in it, Mancini will be shifting tactics to follow his defensive minded policy with 4 at the back, after experimentation with 3 at the back went a long way in costing his job at Manchester City.

«These botched and illegal plans have cast a huge shadow over the solar industry, jeopardising thousands of jobs.

Philip Hammond had been in the job for more than a year but our focus groups told us that few voters recognised him - and almost half of those polled immediately after the budget said they actually didn't know if he was doing a good job or not (almost 2/3 didn't know whether shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, would be any better either).

But she has privately agreed to allow Balls to go for the job of shadow chancellor, too, and has backed his position on the deficit in public.

«Whoever wins should put that job [shadow chancellor] at the heart of what they stand for and how to take on the coalition,» Balls said, in a recent interview.

That's my job and it's the job of the shadow Cabinet.

A spokesperson for Iain Duncan Smith today said that Byrnes's figures were «nonsense» and accused him of a «last - ditch attempt to keep his job in the shadow cabinet» following rumours that he is to be lose his job in a forthcoming reshuffle.

Jeremy Corbyn has promoted a number of his closest allies to top shadow cabinet jobs as he vows to...

Diane Abbott is also promoted to become shadow health secretary, with her old job of international development secretary going to Corbyn's close ally Kate Osamor.

The shadow defence job has been handed to the one of Corbyn's most enthusiastic parliamentary backers, the recently - elected Norwich South MP Clive Lewis.

Johnson previously balanced two jobs as MP for Henley and editor of The Spectator magazine, until accepting a position as shadow arts minister under Michael Howard in 2004.

Speaking ahead of Wednesday's autumn statement, the shadow chancellor called on Osborne to give up his «political pride and vanity» in favour of jobs, business investment and the «life chances of young people».

Watson said it was «yet to be determined» if the party would ultimately end up splitting in the event of a Corbyn victory, but one of the jobs of a new deputy leader would be to help unite the shadow cabinet and backbenchers in an effort to stop this happening.

Jeremy Corbyn has appointed an array of new MPs to frontbench Labour jobs as well as handing junior roles to recognisable names such as former shadow cabinet minister Gloria De Piero and Tracy Brabin, who replaced the murdered MP Jo Cox.

The shadow home secretary said getting access to the centre in Bedfordshire, which has regularly seen concerns raised about inappropriate treatment of highly vulnerable detainees, was a necessary part of her job.

The debate came after Labour indicated a tougher approach to the EU when the shadow business secretary, Chuka Umunna, called for a change to one of the founding principles of the EU — freedom of movement — to be introduced to prevent EU citizens travelling to Britain in search of a job.

Mr Cameron also rejected the argument too many members of his shadow Cabinet have jobs outside politics, making it appear that they are not ready to form a government.

«These botched and illegal plans have cast a huge shadow over the solar industry, jeopardising thousands of jobs,» Friends of the Earth's executive director Andy Atkins said.

The job of shadow defence secretary was initially offered to Chris Bryant, but no deal was struck.

«In this specific instant McDonnell is discovering that being a Labour shadow chancellor is one of the toughest jobs in British politics.

The first two, never ideological allies and somewhat muted in their performances, were expected to lose their jobs shadowing pensions and education respectively, while the latter recently found herself on the wrong of side of the tracks as Balls shifted Labour's position on HS2.

By giving up on single market membership McDonnell undermines the work of his shadow Brexit secretary Keir Starmer, who was doing a fine job holding the line on these matters.

«One of my jobs as shadow immigration minister is to expose the main failings of government immigration policy.

The indications coming out of John McDonnell and Jeremy Corbyn yesterday were that the shadow ministers would be able to keep their jobs, with McDonnell suggesting that defiance of a three - line whip only mandated the resignation of a Shadow Cabinet member and Corbyn stressing that he is «very lenient».

And she dismissed the fact Mr Corbyn has scores of empty frontbench roles - with people having to do two shadow cabinet jobs at once - after 64 members of his top team resigned.

He has an independent power base in the party (something which Johnson had never really cultivated), and his supporters occupy roles which are important in themselves - including John Healey at Health, and of course Yvette Cooper, now in Balls» old job shadowing the home office.

Ed Balls could be offered the job of shadow foreign secretary, as Europe is one of Balls» great fortes, and one of the great offices of state.

Ed Balls is confirmed as Shadow Chancellor; his wife Yvette Cooper takes his job as shadow home secretary; Douglas Alexander takes her former portfolio of shadow foreign secretary; Lima Byrne becomes shadow work and pensions secretary; Tessa Jowell to take on responsibilities shadowing the Cabinet Office, formerly held by Byrne.

Following mass resignations during the summer, more than 50 shadow ministerial posts remain unfilled, with a number of people doing two jobs or more.

Caroline Flint could be promoted to another domestic policy brief to allow the entry of Luciana Berger and perhaps Gregg McClymont could join as shadow Scotland secretary with Margaret Curran becoming the new chief whip — as she did a similar job in the Scottish Parliament.

Labour must pick its next leader from the emerging generation of MPs and long - term shadow cabinet favourites for the job should stand aside, a former cabinet minister has said.

The nominations obsession encourages the sticks and carrots beloved of machine politicians — «nominate her and you'll never get a shadow job» — while squeezing daylight and air out of the process ever further.

I have just stepped down from my shadow minister job, but not my responsibilities to my constituents, party or victims of abuse

Ed Balls has called on his party to offer a clear «Labour alternative» to the coalition government's programme of spending cuts, as he made his pitch for a senior job in the shadow Cabinet.

Alan Johnson launched a staunch defence of the Labour government's track record on civil liberties today, in a speech which all but removed him for the running for a shadow Cabinet job.

However, former shadow home secretary David Davis recently criticised the abolition of grammar schools for creating a «dominance» of public school boys in top jobs which had «handicapped the intellectual capacity of the country».

«Senior Tory Caroline Spelman is set to keep her shadow cabinet job after a report into the «Nannygate» affair found her guilty only of inadvertent breaches of Commons rules.

Ed Miliband is desperately keen his brother accepts the job of shadow chancellor.

David will be offered the job of shadow chancellor, though the Ed team are not very confident that he will accept it.

Andrew Hawkins of ComRes reveals a new poll, exclusively for Total Politics, which shows that 50 % of the public believe the party has «almost no influence over government policy» · Interview with shadow energy Caroline Flint who says: «I'm ambitious to be seen as someone who has made, and can make, a mega-contribution, but too often politicians focus on that big job and not on with what they need to do.

The IO has the job of converting policy ideas into workable departmental plans and for training shadow ministers to be real ministers.

After David Cameron confirmed that he would instruct frontbenchers to vote for a 1.9 % pay increase for MPs Ben Brogan asked a tough question about the fact that half of his shadow cabinet was pursuing outside paid jobs.