Sentences with phrase «staffing decisions out»
Departing staff, practice group moves, family medical leaves, trials for other clients and other unavoidable factors take staffing decisions out of the client's hands.
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Just as the final staffing decision was due to be made, photos were released that showed the former governor, who resigned years ago after admitting to soliciting prostitutes, sneaking in and out of Smith's apartment in December.
Last in, first out (LIFO) is the law of the land in California and is a terrible way to make staffing decisions.
Rather than serve as a conduit for flowing district policy to school principals, who are then expected to act on those centralized decisions, Ms. Allen and her team in the 20,000 - student district help principals learn how to best exercise autonomy in their schools, from making staffing decisions to figuring out instructional priorities to determining if there's enough money in the school's budget to buy a van for after - school activities.
There are really insanely enormous attrition rates, which doesn't make sense in a program like law school where you make staffing and resource decisions several years out.
The central defect of conventional prevailing law firm and in - house offerings is that you — the client's generalclient company's owners and executives management — of the client business is have been precluded shut out of — beforehand — from the most basic compensation, and workflow, and staffing decisions in legal and regulatory compliance.
When PDMSTA Director Keith Bailey recognized that the best strategy to strengthen student behavior, respect and responsibility was by doubling down on their social and emotional learning curriculum, he made the difficult but important decision to allocate his very limited personnel budget to this priority, staffing out a new Director of SEL position, occupied now by an experienced outdoor and experiential educator, Aimee Cox - King.
I am one of approximately 100,000 members who pay lots of money for CREA's valuable staffing and upkeep in order that the prosperity of individuals seeking to carry out real estate transactions (with confidence) may continue by protecting and promoting buyer and seller interests thus enabling informed consumer decision making.