Sentences with phrase «one at my home office»

At my home office, I plug into a 22 - inch LED monitor as my primary screen, leaving the laptop reserved for Evernote and email.

Plus, I wear what's already in my closet since no one at my home office is paying attention to my outfits.

From the people we hire and promote at our home office, to the franchises we award to qualified, entrepreneurially spirited individuals, passion is a trait we look for in everyone.

I'm more creative at my home office.

A. With 24 people at the home office in Omaha, job opportunities and openings are not likely.

To the extent that banks are free to issue their own notes, the need for cash reserves, whether at branches or at the home office, is greatly reduced.

But the truth is most every move is micromanaged by the «mental laborers» at the home office in St. Louis.

Plus at their home office in Iowa, Vi Bella employs several women who have been referred by local agencies to provide them with steady work and a supportive environment to assist in creating stability in their lives.

Michael Smith, founder of the charity Words 4 Weapons told Premier he'd had a look at the Home Office's campaign and approved of their adverts but criticised what he sees as their hypocrisy in failing to fund knife bins.

After spending two years in management serving several locations in Southern California he moved into a beverage support role at the home office in 2007 officially taking over the beverage program as Director in September of 2014.

I've been looking at my home office this weekend and I'm pretty disgusted.

I already loved how different the experience started out because I was able to take my whole family to the consultation, at her home office, on a farm, on a Saturday.

I look forward to working with you at my home office in Woburn, MA

The Conservatives have described as «extraordinary» the revelation that a member of an Islamic group Tony Blair promised to ban is working at the Home Office.

The liberal (with a big and a small «l') minister is suspected of either going native at the Home Office or acting as a trojan horse for Nick Clegg's progressive views on drugs.

In his address, Mr Reid took pains to praise his predecessors at the Home Office, in what will be seen as an attempt to heal the divisions he created in the cabinet by declaring the department «not fit for purpose» when he took over.

Chris Huhne, the Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman, expresses his astonishment after comedian Ruby Wax provided senior civil servants at the Home Office with lessons in leadership and communication.

If they got cold feet because someone in the company advised otherwise or because someone at the Home Office had a word — that's still a mystery.

At the Home Office, May had a track record of addressing concerns about the treatment of minorities.

Recent years have shown numerous failings at the Home Office.

Our top five stories of the week, including the Lord Sewell scandal, possible cannabis reform and turmoil at the Home Office

They were great allies when she was at the Home Office and James was political editor of the Daily Mail.

Last month, Charles Farr, former MI6 officer and director of the Office for Security and Counter-Terrorism (OSCT) at the Home Office, highlighted the increasingly complicated and widespread threat posed by terrorism in the UK.

He then went on to ask about chaos at the Home Office over passport applications.

He became the Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Minister of State at the Home Office, Beverley Hughes in 2002.

Back in the home affairs committe, the Conservative MP Tim Loughton asks Sir Philip Rutnam, permanent secretary at the Home Office, why there have been so many leaks from the Home Office.

Her remit may be broad, but it also covers some of the most important tasks facing this government, including dealing with the knife crime epidemic, tackling modern slavery — a cause championed by Theresa May during her own time at the Home Office and in Downing Street — and leading on the forthcoming Domestic Abuse Bill.

At housing he has proved his drive, his ambition and his determination to get to grips with difficult subjects and these are abilities which will all be required at the Home Office.»

The protest at the Home Office is being organised by Women for Refugee Women, a group formed after a campaign by Meltem Avcil, a student held at Yarl's Wood with her mother when she was just 13.

Theresa May will stay at the Home Office, Michael Gove will continue to deliver seismic change to our schools.

John Hayes» continuation, this time at the Home Office, looks like another sop to the Tory Right.

Jon Murphy, head of the gun crime task force at the Home Office, described the scenario as a «classic no - win situation».

John Reid yesterday admitted he could be sacked if he failed to sort out the problems at the Home Office, which he said last month was «not fit for purpose».

Jeremy Corbyn said the incumbent Sajid Javid will have to «deal with the hostile environment» at the Home Office and «that he will guarantee absolutely security and safety for the Windrush generation... put through the most appalling trauma».

But he arrives at the Home Office having already expressed public anger about the Windrush fiasco, and the first item in his bulging in - tray will be sorting it out.

Damian Green and James Brokenshire, colleagues from Ms May's tenure at the Home Office, have been promoted to Work and Pensions Secretary and Northern Ireland Secretary.

Prominent Brexiteers Liam Fox and David Davis became Trade Secretary and Brexit Secretary respectively, while Amber Rudd took over at the Home Office.

His predecessor at the Home Office, Mark Sedwill, who has been national security adviser since April 2017, also receives a knighthood, under the Order of St Michael and St George.

In denying there was a target culture at the Home Office, the former home secretary became a target herself

Harper, who oversaw the «Go Home» van campaign at the Home Office, was feted as a man of honour and principle.

Our letter was delivered to Home Secretary, Amber Rudd MP, at the Home Office headquarters in central London by Freedom from Torture patron Lord Alf Dubs, together with Chief Executive Sonya Sceats and former detainees from Survivors Speak OUT.

1980 Joins Treasury after studying at Oxford University and the College of Europe in Bruges 1989 Joins the cabinet of Sir Leon Brittan, European commissioner 1993 Returns to Treasury as an assistant secretary to the Defence Team 1995 Sojourn at French Finance Ministry as chargé de mission direction de trésor 1997 After a year back in the Treasury, moves to Cabinet Office as deputy head of European Affairs Secretariat 2003 Becomes deputy director - general, immigration and nationality, at the Home Office 2004 Joins Foreign Office as director - general, globalisation 2010 Appointed permanent secretary at BIS

During May's tenure at the Home Office — one of the longest in modern times - she was also responsible for the biggest overhaul of the Prevent strategy since its inception in 2005.

Many have taken to Twitter to direct their abuse at the Home Office.

In a telling aside which seems aimed more at the Home Office than Mr Qadir, the tribunal president said he «at all times sought to engage with the tribunal and clearly realised the importance of telling the truth».

Back in 2006, when he took over from Charles Clarke at the Home Office, John Reid famously declared that the Home Office was «not fit for purpose».

«The council has been a thorn in the side of prohibitionists at the Home Office for decades because it is interested in evidence and evidence specifically of harm.

The issue of illegal immigration dogged the government this week after it emerged five illegal migrants from Nigeria had worked as cleaners at the Home Office for three years, contrary to initial claims that they were nabbed on their first day.

Scotland Yard assistant commissioner Bob Quick and the permanent secretary at the Home Office, Sir David Normington, will also give evidence to the committee.

It is part of the instinctive culture of distrust at the Home Office.