Sentences with phrase «often junior staff»

The report also says that an insufficient number of patients receive critical care after surgery and that too often junior staff members are left in charge of post-surgical complications.

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Although most of the other hospitals have an «on - call» consultant who can be contacted after they have gone home, junior staff are often reluctant to trouble them.

According to Riley, mentoring is a series of interactions between two or even three professionals, whereas supervising (which mentoring is often conflated with) is a hierarchical approach to management of junior staff members.

He added that layoffs often impact the neediest schools as those campuses are typically staffed with the most junior teachers.

«Often public perception of junior staff is very poor and the introduction of a working time directive, which -LSB-...]

(11) Evidence of a lack of adequate planning for transferring client responsibility from the more senior partners to mid-level and junior partners, which often reaches a head with a fall - off in business due to an unanticipated and unplanned - for client departure, or the end of a significant matter that has kept several attorneys and staff fully occupied but with no plans for how to replace that business.

Litigation support professionals often work in a management role, supervising IT staff, vendors, litigation support staff, paralegals, junior attorneys and teams of document coders, abstractors, and data entry personnel.

Their relationships with colleagues and their management of junior staff are often very poor.

Small and medium - sized businesses, in particular, which have limited resources to dedicate to formal skills development, often use older staff to give in - house training to their junior peers.

Ironically, junior positions often involve a better induction plan than for top level staff.

This position often involves supervision of junior staff as well.