Sentences with phrase «reducing staff size»

Their ascension came to an unceremonious crest when Nihilistic announced in October that it was reducing its staff size, changing its name to «Nstigate,» and focusing its efforts exclusively on mobile development.

In order to be sustainable over the next 20 years, they will have to scale back their operations and reduce their staff sizes.

Helped reduce the staff size needed by volunteering to drive the actors from one location to another

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• Six - in - ten evaluate their inventory (61 %) or train staff on waste reduction (59 %), and over half (53 %) monitor the portion sizes they provide to their customers to reduce waste.

If all children are to be given the chance of a good education, regardless of their background, the Government needs to ensure that classrooms are staffed by fully qualified teachers, class sizes need to be reduced and the poverty gap closed.

Nevergold said some of the positives with the district include the relationship with the superintendent and staff, reducing class sizes, an increased graduation rate, and community involvement.

Before being escorted off the property by hotel staff, the protesters handed out fliers stating their opposition to the Committee to Save New York, a group of business leaders formed in support of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's campaign to oppose tax increases, reduce the size of government and reform Medicaid and pensions for public employees.

The data shows that 55 per cent of head teachers expect to cut staff costs, while 36 per cent of heads are planning to reduce the overall size of their leadership teams across the next 12 months.

Among the most important of these provisions were those defining the hours of work, using seniority to determine who could transfer to jobs within the system as they opened up, and the order in which people would be laid off when staff size was reduced.

Other high schools may decide that they can motivate their staff best by reducing size and by increasing the familial incentives of their organization.

Ideas to save money include shortening the school day as they can not afford to pay staff to teach lessons for a whole week, and other proposals include cutting teaching and support jobs and increasing class sizes while reducing the curriculum.

Class sizes are rising, educational opportunities are being reduced and schools are cutting staff numbers.

Schools hired new staff, added more specialists, and reduced class sizes.

More than two - thirds of parents see the following as reducing the quality of public education: teacher and staff layoffs; increased class sizes; school closings; high turnover rates; and cutbacks in art, music, libraries and physical education.

• Overwhelming parental support for the following elements of an education agenda: Provide extra resources to turn around struggling neighborhood schools; hold charter schools accountable; provide more support / training for struggling teachers; expand / improve new - teacher mentoring; reduce class sizes, especially in the early grades; make public schools hubs of the neighborhood with longer hours, academic help and health services for families; provide extra pay for teachers in hard - to - staff schools; and ensure access to high - quality preschool for all 3 - and 4 - year - olds.

However, half of this change (15 - 25 %) came from recruiting new staff to grow the size of the school, and another quarter (7 - 12 %) came from reducing the number of supply teachers.

Bite - sized learning will also reduce the usual expenditures that come with replacing a member of staff.

In boom times, we expand curricular and extracurricular offerings, we upgrade facilities, we hire more staff and we reduce class sizes.

This could include reducing school hours, bigger class sizes, not replacing staff and making teachers redundant.

In support of their position, staff members referred to research that «clearly indicated» that reducing class size would be more effective in improving student achievement than providing school choice would be.

«The only way that schools can make such significant savings is by reducing staff numbers and, as the PAC has spelled out, this will inevitably lead to larger class sizes, fewer curriculum choices for pupils, less support for vulnerable children - especially those with SEND - increased workloads for staff making it even more difficult to recruit and retain them.

The Los Angeles Board of Education approved that district's $ 6.6 billion budget, which will more than double the number of new teachers, increase nurses, counselors, and other support staff, reduce class sizes, and expand parent education efforts, among other investments.

Create and support committees to increase financial support to schools, increase teaching staff and reduce class size.?

There is not enough money in any nation's coffers to afford to mandate both high compensation and reduced teaching load and, at the same time, very small class sizes and a school staff that is twice the size of the professional teaching staff.

We greatly appreciate the President's efforts to reverse this damaging trend, and we urge him to follow through on the federal level by restoring the $ 650 million that his proposed education budget eliminates from the Title II program, money that is currently used by states and districts to reduce class size and keep teachers on staff.»

Even waiver requests from districts receiving special state funding to hire additional staff to reduce class sizes have been regularly granted.

Moreover, it is possible to reduce class size without spending any more money, by redeploying out - of - classroom staff.

Protocols to reduce hemolysis of samples should require staff to use appropriately sized needles when drawing blood and to remove needles from syringes before transferring samples to collection tubes.

Updating your agent about new staff members may not required, but it can help reduce the size of your audit at the end of the year.