Sentences with phrase «than their colleagues in»

But Powell has gone further than his colleagues in calling to relax some of the stricter regulations imposed after the 2007 - 2009 financial crisis and recession, also one of Trump's goals.

You're practically superwoman, and you can get more done than your colleagues in less time.

New York City teachers, who were included in the data for the first time, performed worse than their colleagues in the rest of the state, with only 9 percent earning the «highly effective» rating, compared to 58 percent outside the city.

With the New York State primaries coming up next week, Alan and Lee discuss who the likely voters will be, what their demographics are and why Senator Hillary Clinton is faring better than her colleague in Connecticut, Joe Lieberman.

CITY HALL — City workers are paid 17 percent less, on average, than their colleagues in the private sector, according to a new report released Wednesday by City Comptroller John Liu.

«New York City teachers are paid less than their colleagues in the suburbs, often have larger classes, and work with children with the highest needs,» said the spokeswoman, Alison Gendar.

Teachers of concept - rich content should have an easier time coming up with project ideas and developing interesting, authentic performance tasks than their colleagues in courses such as those described above.

The study also brought to light concerning equity issues around guidance programs ~ finding that school counselors in lower income schools do less individual planning and carry out more non-guidance tasks than their colleagues in higher income schools.

High school teachers are far more reluctant than their colleagues in the lower grades to embrace new teaching techniques, the National Science Foundation survey found.

Most likely, you know that you are better than your colleagues in some of those areas and worse in others.

Year after year, the organization has found that American high school teachers spend about 73 percent more time on classroom instruction than colleagues in countries such as Finland and Israel.

On average, pre-K teachers in public programs with parity policies earn $ 5,600 per year more than colleagues in public programs without salary parity.

In Albuquerque, Group A elementary teachers (where VAMs play a larger role) are five times more likely to be rated below Effective than their colleagues in Group B.

The study showed that teaching staff in publicly operated prekindergarten programs had higher educational qualification sand received higher pay and benefits than their colleagues in privately operated programs, and that there was greater teaching staff stability in publicly operated prekindergarten programs than in privately operated programs.

However, the battle is intense as you have to be perfect and even more than your colleagues in order to be noticed and taken under consideration.

You're practically superwoman, and you can get more done than your colleagues in less time.

And Rico Lebrun, you know, it was just possible to see a little more than my colleagues in New York, who at that point really didn't see, because they were in New York and New York was the most important things where abstract expressionism was happening.

In the old context, rules have to be complete and complex for every publishers working independently must be able to arrive to the exact same name than the colleagues in the other publishing companies.

Not exact matches

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one colleague asked with a meaningful look that suggested high - fiving, back - slapping workplaces are great fodder for literary satire but less - than - ideal environments to actually work in.

Workers who drink with their colleagues earn up to 14 % more than people who skip the bar, according to research published in the Journal of Labor Research.

A survey I conducted with colleagues showed 38 percent of U.S. workers have signed one, and 12 percent of those without a bachelor's degree who are earning less than $ 40,000 a year had one in 2014.

Traders are suddenly worried about interest rates (although anyone older than 30 has to be amused that 2.85 % on the Treasury 10 - year is a source of panic), worried about inflation (although after the last decade of stagnant wages, Friday's 2.9 % rise should be cheered, not jeered), and worried about a tax - fueled spike in growth (with this report from Powell's Atlanta colleagues leading the way.)

Our colleagues in Europe have taken this issue seriously for more than two decades, and we should now look to them for guidance in how we can do the same in the U.S.

It's easier to invest someone else's money in an entrepreneur with a proven track record or a talented former colleague than in someone you don't know.

Anthony G. Greenwald and his colleagues observed that people make connections much more quickly between pairs of ideas that are already related in their minds than between pairs of ideas that are unfamiliar.

While we know there is more to a person than how he or she looks, in reality, potential clients, colleagues and other individuals you encounter will make judgments based on your appearance.

«I thought I had more than 300 horses the entire time, testament to how that V6 in combination with a 9 - speed automatic does a passable imitation of a small V8,» my colleague Matt DeBord wrote in his review of the car.

It noted that more than 40 million North Americans work in cubicles, and that most aren't satisfied by that arrangement — «a malaise perhaps best represented in our popular culture by Dilbert and his colleagues.»

If it is used to do anything other than make money (like cut grass, play tennis or do yoga), do yourself, and your colleagues, a favour and leave it in the closet.

The whole thing started in 2015, when Stanford professor Mark Jacobson and some colleagues published a paper arguing that, by mid-century, the United States could be powered entirely by clean energy sources — and by clean, he meant the really clean stuff (wind, solar, hydropower), not the only - somewhat - cleaner - than - coal stuff like natural gas, nuclear energy, and biofuels.

Women business owners still face greater difficulties in gaining access to commercial credit and bidding on government contracts than do their male colleagues, and pockets of resistance to women entrepreneurs remain strong in some industries and geographic regions.

Murphy was joined by more than 30 Democratic colleagues on the floor, many of whom angrily told stories of mass shootings in their own states and called for action.

Burn says many men are surrounded by a culture that reduces women to sexualized objects, which normalizes female colleague in a less than professional manner.

In their work, they emphasize the priorities of their staff members, colleagues and investors rather than those of their customers.

In my colleague Tony's test of the iPhone 8 Plus camera versus the Galaxy Note 8, he had the same findings as Consumer Reports: The iPhone 8 Plus takes better photos than Samsung's device.

Hours after a gunman killed more than 20 people in a Texas church, Sen. Chris Murphy issued a scathing statement blasting his colleagues in Congress for accepting money from gun lobbyists and what Murphy said was not doing enough to prevent the attack.

As an entrepreneur, you're viewed differently than you were when you were a manager or colleague in a traditional job.

As a result, Zak says that «Employees in high - trust organizations are more productive, have more energy at work, collaborate better with their colleagues, and stay with their employers longer than people working at low - trust companies.»

Rather than implementing prohibitive rules that make for distracted and unhappy employees, it's far better to prepare some sensible guidelines for your company to cope with the relationships that will inevitably arise, and in a manner that is helpful to everyone, from the couple's managers to their colleagues.

Over 4,000 employees and 100 employers in the UK were asked about their relationships at work, and 48 % of said they had strong friendships with more than one colleague.

Compared to peers, a greater share of employees at the winning companies say their colleagues avoid politicking and backstabbing, while more than nine in ten say they enjoy a «family» or «team» feeling on the job.

But just because conflict is inevitable when colleagues of diverse backgrounds and temperaments are thrown together in a high stress work environment, doesn't mean disputes can't be dealt with constructively and in a way that reinforces rather than erodes morale at your company.

The three women filed a class - action lawsuit in San Francisco Superior Court alleging that Google put them in lesser jobs than their male colleagues, which resulted in lower pay, and denied them promotions that would have advanced their careers.

Because remote employees aren't in the main office, they are especially at risk to feel as if their wants and needs are less important than their colleagues who work in the main office.

Another, settled in 1998, alleged that men in the asset - management division mockingly awarded the «pink pump» — a woman's high - heeled shoe — to colleagues who went home to a wife or girlfriend rather than out for beers with the guys.

Pitching in the name of a CEO or founders offers more social proof, than for example a head of marketing, but if writing's not your forte, then allow a wordy colleague to step up to the plate.

If one puts in more hours than the other, then he makes less money per hour than his colleague.

«Fewer than 100 emails from January through August were either sent to or returned by Mr. Kushner to colleagues in the White House from his personal email account,» the lawyer said.

Feeling «too cold» usually first manifests in women's hand and feet, which in an overly air conditioned environment can become several degrees cooler than the hands and feet of their male colleagues.