Sentences with phrase «staff areas of»

Identifying and assessing behaviors through Functional Behavioral analysis, writing treatment plans, collaborating with families and school staff areas of needs and concern, assessing goals using data collection sheets for progress, creating and providing programming and fostering transfer of skills through modeling, positive behavior plans and intervention strategies.

BPS was burdened by a turnover rate for new teachers of 50 percent in the first three years and, despite an abundance of university - based teacher preparation programs in the greater Boston area, lacked teachers of color, teachers equipped for urban school challenges, and those certified in the hard - to - staff areas of math, science, and special education.

We've taken our analytical scalpel to the brains of headteachers and deputies, as well as middle leaders, for example, and found that the staff area of our website is where they view most articles.

One pattern did jump out when I looked at the data on other topics in the staff area of our website.

In the Waterloo Region District School Board, Fair Dealing Guidelines are part of Administrative Procedure 4090, available in the staff area of the board website.

Not exact matches

But other areas of life (Staff meetings, I'm looking at you.)

The report, conducted by DOE staff, said that continued closure of baseload plants puts areas of the country at greater risk of power outages.

ExxonMobil (xom) has evacuated non-essential staff working in the highlands of Papua New Guinea due to unrest in the area, but operations are continuing at its PNG LNG liquefied natural gas project, the company said on Thursday.

There were also several key areas of onboarding which were in the hands of non-HR staff.

The safety and security of our employees, contractors and the local community is a top priority,» the company said, adding that non-essential staff have been moved out of the area.

At the same time, more than half of survey respondents plan to invest in their companies in July, August or September, primarily in the areas of marketing, technology or recruiting new staff, according to the report.

These areas are often outsourced as they're not a core competency and the costs of keeping them in - house usually outweigh the benefits of a dedicated staff member in the beginning.

The reception area was a hive of activity, with both guests and staff coming and going all the time.

The Ontario Teachers» Pension Plan, for example, started using leadership assessments a couple of years ago to help pinpoint areas where senior staff need improvement and to verify impressions of outside candidates.

If an employee is creating an issue in a shared work area, first start by addressing the entire staff about the importance of keeping those areas clean.

The students learned that incubators in New York have trouble finding and retaining networks of industry experts, speakers and mentors, that they are short on staff for outreach and marketing, and that they struggle to offer opportunities in poorer areas of the city.

The PAC report expresses concern about two specific areas of the department's Brexit planning — staff and IT systems.

The benefit of the local store is that expert staff is always on hand to help you, and many even provide a crafting area where you can use their equipment to make your cards on site and get assistance as you go.

The job cuts target personnel in «non-revenue generating» parts of the company, but will not affect staff that are part of strategic areas of growth like 3D printing, she explained.

This is perhaps one of the most difficult areas in which to reduce expenditure, since rent is often non-negotiable and members of staff need to be paid.

While the Deluxe staff on the tour are giving free presentations on many topics I've spoken and written about including Search Engine Optimization, Social Media Marketing, building Web Sites and lots of others, my presentation for this tour is on «local marketing» - how you as a small business owner can easily use the Internet to * successfully * gain visibility and sales within a local area at very little cost.

December 2002 (769 kb PDF file): Research summaries on IMF conditionality and country ownership of reforms and on public policies and the Millennium Development Goals; country / area study: Hong Kong SAR; summaries of conferences on challenges to central banking from globalized financial systems and on globalization in historical perspective; agenda of Third Annual IMF Research Conference; summary of September 2002 World Economic Outlook; visiting scholars at the IMF; contents of latest issue of IMF Staff Papers, other IMF research publications.

The main offering would be the fastest internet available, access to business printing, plotting and repro equipment, ad hoc meeting areas, reserved conference rooms, virtual conferencing (known as Halo by Nokia), delivery service, networking, tech support staff, snacks — in other words, the typical amenities of a corporate office without the corporation.

From the collection and packaging of waste materials and management of satellite accumulation areas, to complete in - plant cleaning or running your RCRA treatment processes — Clean Harbors on - site staffs are solely dedicated to servicing your site by leveraging all of our capabilities and developing the safest and most cost - effective solutions for our customers.

Key areas of focus include energy conservation, waste management, and guest and staff awareness and education.

Now with a staff of 50 + and growing, Concept Technology is one of the top IT companies in the region, serving 300 area businesses.

In response to these strains, state and local governments have cut infrastructure investment, slashed support for higher education, cut spending on K — 12 education, cut spending on social benefits other than Medicaid, reduced administrative staff and reduced most other areas of the budget.

More than 70 % of Mr. Turner's staff have advanced degrees in accounting, law, finance, public policy or other areas relevant to the research Glass Lewis conducts.

This shortcoming could be attributed to a lack of qualified staff and / or expertise, which some three - quarters of respondents highlighted as the area most lacking in their export business tools.

CCF staff write on a variety of policy areas from a mostly legal viewpoint.

The chart below, prepared by staff in our Economic area, undertakes a comparison of corporate sector profits in the national accounts as a share of GDP, for the US and Australia.

At one point, the province was left with just one geotechnical engineer and emails released through freedom of information requests showed that staff within the environment ministry had raised warnings that low staffing levels were leading to increased risks, citing tailings pond inspections as a particular area of concern.

We believe that GFI has room to take on $ 1.5 million — $ 4.4 million in additional funding over the next year.2, 3 We expect they would use additional funding to continue to expand, including hiring staff in each of their program areas and increasing their reserves as they increase in size.

Exclusive VIP Event # 1: When: June 3rd, Wednesday, 7:00 PM — 9:00 PM Where: AHIP Institute 2015 What: RxAdvance sponsored VIP Seating @ Opening Night Concert by Martina McBride, CMA / ACM Award - winning Country Music Recording Artist Details: Please see one of the AHIP staff at 6:45 in the AHIP Select Lounge which is located at the base of the escalator on the third level along with your wristb and to be seated in the RxAdvance sponsored VIP seating area.

In May of 2015, the company moved its entire staff to the downtown area.

A couple of areas where you can trim back payroll are support staff and IT.

Programmatic costs include those related to purchasing, storing, transporting, and distributing essential medical material to affected areas and the costs of programmatic staff and related travel for earthquake relief - assistance functions.

From this basic role of the staff clergyman as the religious expert, a number of different functions can develop, because his area of competence is recognized and he is not seen as competing with other staff members.

When a patient's problems are related to religious or moral conflict, the staff clergyman would be the most likely person for the patient to see because of his authority in this area and because he may be perceived by the patient to be the most appropriate person to deal with these problems.

By training and experience, the staff clergyman's expertise is in the area of religious knowledge and understanding.

We are only on the threshold of finding out how one learns to be a «senior minister,» or what, in addition to his area of professional expertness, any other staff member needs to know and do to contribute to the total service of the ministerial staff.

If one stops to think how severely handicapped denominational efforts in, say, Christian education and missions would be without national staff, then one gets an idea of just how vital staff is in the area of worship.

One can, however, point with some joy to the fact that almost half of the United Methodist seminaries now engage fulltime staff in the area of Christian worship, not jus.

Church of Christ, the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and the Baptists do without national staff in worship, though not in other areas of ministry.

They developed a church in the form of a neighborhood parish administered not by a minister and his assistant or associate but by a large staff consisting entirely of specialists in a wide variety of areas all under a common discipline or in a group ministry.

Each member of the staff had his own special duties and area of operation assigned to him by the chief or by staff consultation.

For example, I didn't realize that the majority of World Vision's overseas staff consists of men and women who are local to the area.

Approximately one - fourth of the comprehensive community mental health centers that were operational in 1968 had clergymen on the staff; another 25 percent had a staff person designated to work with the churches and clergy within the catchment area being served; and the remaining half of the existing centers generally acknowledged that one of their goals was to relate in some helpful way to the churches and clergy, but had not yet formulated any plans for accomplishing this.

(d) Education and Training — in such areas as continuing education for local clergy, in - service staff training, clinical pastoral education by qualified supervisors, and educating of clergy and laymen in programs of positive mental health.

In the urban centers there were cathedral churches staffed by a considerable corps of the clergy responsible for the cure of souls in the area and sometimes, as in the case of Chantry priests, committed to saying masses for designated persons living or dead.