Sentences with phrase «time staffer»

Every time a staffer leaves your company, think seriously about whether you need to replace that person.

7) Mark Morano, at the time a staffer for Oklahoma Senator Inhofe, begins to promote this angle to powerful elements of the American right.

Without charting the entire course here, the upshot is that it led me to a brief stint working at a racing school, and then to Autoweek, where I worked as a full - time staffer for 13 years, the majority of them as motorsports editor.

Every elementary school would get at least one part - time staffer to handle student behavior issues; middle schools would get at least one full - timer.

As announced 18 November in Singapore, where the commission is meeting, NUS will host the secretariat, with one full - time staffer coordinating the worldwide activities of ICZN.

When Science Line needed a full - time staffer, they hired her.

The Progressive Caucus, now 21 members, has so far pooled resources to pay for a full - time staffer while the Women's Caucus has had to depend on individual Council members» staff.

The two - year funding package, which aligns with state and federal efforts to deploy resources to local communities, contains funds to hire a part - time staffer.

US Secretary of State reportedly hates seeing her long - time staffer and virtual second daughter «humiliated.»

State Sen. Marty Golden (R — Bay Ridge) endorsed his long - time staffer John Quaglione to replace term - limited Councilman Vincent Gentile (D — Bay Ridge) on June 1, but not before he called Gentile's own staffer, Justin Brannan, who is also a Democratic candidate for the same seat, «fat boy» when he couldn't remember his name.

Political pals: State Sen. Marty Golden endorsed his long - time staffer John Quaglione to replace term - limited Councilman Vincent Gentile.

DNC Chairman Howard Dean continues to insist that his committee's investment in state parties — the DNC now has a full - time staffer placed with all 50 state parties — will pay dividends for 2006 and beyond.

Wild becomes eighth full - time staffer at the agency set up by former Portland and Westbourne lobbyist James Frayne and ex-government education adviser Rachel Wolf.

The long - time staffer cited his fierce opposition to Trump's retirement, social and economic policies for his resignation.

Hiring a full - time staffer to handle the books in the beginning isn't very budget - friendly, so use accounting software to remain organized.

So he replaced his 20 - hours - a-week human - resources person with a full - time staffer hired primarily for her crack recruiting skills.

Williams and Braswell admit that they've had opportunities that many others like them haven't; Braswell arrived as a full - time staffer at Goldman Sachs after spending five summers interning at investment banks, between semesters studying political science at Yale.

The company now employs 10 full - time staffers and carries a range of innovative products, including a flat - folding travel bathtub for babies.

As a result, he says, these workers may be counted as full - time staffers when they're not.

HuffPo has poached a number of Times staffers this year, and this past spring, former executive editor Bill Keller wrote a column trashing HuffPo's editorial strategy and business model.

The Conflict: New York Times staffer Lisa Belkin authored a popular parenting blog on the newspaper's website called Motherlode before joining the Huffington Post in October.

Discount - of - the - day site LivingSocial is closing its Fifth Avenue office in New York City and eliminating its local events division, leaving 30 full - time staffers without jobs.

Sure, you can always hire full - time staffers now and lay them off down the road should business slow.

In fact, Ferro apparently told Los Angeles Times staffers that he was planning to mount his own acquisition bid for Gannett, according to a report from Politico's Ken Doctor.

An experimental program within the newspaper company, timeSpace provided for three startups to spend the past four months collaborating with Times staffers and receiving crucial insight into the news industry and feedback as they developed their products.

Recently, New York Times staffers boldly confronted their institution.

It stripped it of its real estate (that's why L.A. Times staffers are now being exiled to El Segundo; LAObserved's Kevin Roderick has the skinny on that move) and its substantial classified assets, while saddling it with a $ 325 million debt.

There have been calls for a return to local ownership among Times staffers and community leaders throughout the past 18 years.

Even as last week unfolded, Times staffers were increasingly asking about the new hires, whose faces and titles they saw.

Topping the list of one - time staffers, donors or appointees of the ex-governor is Pataki's former chief of staff — and current law partner — John Cahill, who not only penned a fund - raising appeal for Lhota, but also ponied up $ 4,950 on his own.

Looking ahead, the campaign has three offices and nine full - time staffers in South Carolina and recently hired its third staffer in California.

And at 9 am The Times staffer Grant Tucker, who has been tweeting himself into a tizzy about the new Greggs, performed an official opening.

After a whirlwind day that saw hundreds of couples descend on the city Clerk's Office to tie the knot as others protested furiously through the streets, Mayor Michael Bloomberg marked the historic first day of legal same - sex marriage in New York by presiding over a wedding between long - time staffers John Feinblatt and Jonathan Mintz.

It is in the process of hiring three full - time staffers and interns and plans to release a «groundbreaking» report next month about affordability, according to its website.

At the same time, the number of staffers serving the building has also been cut from 32 full and part - time staffers in 2000, to 19 full - time employees today.

Schneiderman's campaign has around 12 full - time staffers not counting consultants.

Donovan has only six full - time staffers, aided by consultants and volunteers.

The only fantasies Fifty Shades Freed convincingly fulfill are those of boutique publishers who would like to believe that a debut novel can acquire 250,000 preorders and that a local glossy can employ upwards of fifty full - time staffers, both of which occur in this film.

Citizen Schools, which has 3,500 volunteer teachers and 400 full - time and part - time staffers and «team leaders,» offers its 4,500 students one of the nation's most innovative and challenging after - school courses of study.

That service includes access to CBP fellows, who are given time off by their employers from their corporate jobs to serve as part - time staffers to charter - school boards.

With a modest budget and three part - time staffers, we encountered immediate demand for a wide range of services.

This amazing encyclopedia of journalism is finely enhanced by pertinent, reflective essays written by Times staffers such as William Safire, William Grimes, Gail Collins and Thomas L. Friedman.

It's proven that Times staffers have a nice edge in the review process... not that I could blame them.

La Cifra now launches between 10 and 12 titles a year, with five full - time staffers and a network of freelancers.

In addition to George, a curator, an event coordinator and five part - time staffers will lose their jobs, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported.

Papier and 10 part - time staffers now operate a spate of arts programming — artist - led classes, galleries, and artist residency efforts — in seven buildings across three cities: Chicago, Omaha, and St. Louis.

NY Times Disregards Times Staffers» Advice On Avoiding Term «Climate Change Skeptic» Blog Media Matters for America.

The awesomeness of this is that the advisers are not full time staffers with bloated salleries that need to be flown around the country on the gas guzzling jets.

Some long - time staffers can give you the inside scoop on how the firm is run and how various attorneys work.

McGarr points out how her daughter is a chip off the old block and is a sensible choice to succeed her along with Raiana's husband Cam Schwenker, a salesperson, and long - time staffers and real estate reps Patrick Burke and Jim Broderick.