Sentences with phrase «separate staff groups»

Chiefs of Staff head up the staff of an organization or those who work under the employ of either a CEO or a governmental official, and he or she works to ensure that all of the separate staff groups are working well and with each other.

Not exact matches

Clergy who serve as heads of multiple - staff churches form a separate group, one in which only others in similar situations are seen as true peers.

One is to accommodate several separate areas for specific populations — like the mentally ill or certain age groups — and staff them appropriately.

With multiple spacious play areas, our experienced staff members separate dogs into groups by size and personality to ensure everyone enjoys playtime.

Only your group and the onsite staff (who have separate detached housing) will be on the island during your stay.

Linklaters has not separated the pay gap data between fee earners and support staff; however, the firm's report notes that average pay for women across the firm is significantly impacted by the high number of female employees in its lowest earning group.

Parent Management Training — the Oregon Model (PMTO) is a manualized1 parent training program for recently - separated single mothers with sons aged 6 - 10.2 The program consists of 14 weekly meetings with groups of approximately ten mothers, each led by a pair of trained female staff whose degree levels range from high school diploma to Ph.D..

The Committee's leadership concluded that rather than convening a separate group to consider issues, at least some of which were already being discussed by the Interpretations and Procedures Subcommittee, the National Association's volunteer, staff and financial resources could be better utilized — and the risk of developing divergent if not conflicting recommendations minimized - by the respective committees joining forces to study the issues.