Sentences with phrase «volunteer workers who»

Trains, supervise, and delegates assignments to student and volunteer workers who assist with the health activities

Within my specific field, there aren't a lot of job openings posted and the pay isn't great (the positions tend to be within nonprofits and there are a lot of volunteer workers who do parts of this job — it's hard to compete with «free»).

Each year since 1985, the volunteer workers who make up the backbone of the Club Racing program have been recognized at the National Championship event.

I use the same diapers for everywhere except church we use sposies to be nice to the volunteer workers who don't know what to do with cloth

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An added benefit for flexible workers who give their time and expertise is having additional credentials, showing how volunteering can help build their resumes.

I appreciate too the exemplary efforts of emergency workers, government officials, clean - up crews and the thousands of volunteers in dozens of communities who have done...

I appreciate too the exemplary efforts of emergency workers, government officials, clean - up crews and the thousands of volunteers in dozens of communities who have done so much to get the recovery under way as quickly as possible.

«And the thousands of volunteers in our country who will give up their time to make someone else's Christmas that little bit better: from faith inspired projects like the Churches Together initiative in my own constituency - to aid workers helping those in war - torn parts of the world.

The ORU - grad is a perfect neighbor, volunteer worker, organ donor and businessman who'd do anything for his community, and is quick to forgive the many transgressions against him by the Simpson family.

A plan for providing volunteer tutors for children from disturbed homes who are potential school dropouts has been implemented by the Friendly Visitor workers.

Or do you expect all government workers to be volunteers who work for zero pay?

About twenty - five volunteers serve under their direction as conversationalists with lonely people who come to the coffeehouse for fellowship, or as workers to man the food counter, which serves coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and pastries at a nominal cost.

That «light» was seen in the «resilience of Borough Market» which was now as vibrant and welcoming as before the June attack, it was «in the faces of the hundreds of volunteers» who helped in the aftermath of the Grenfell blaze, and in the heroism of the emergency workers who responded to the events.

The small operating costs are covered by the government (e.g. salaried health workers) and a lot of the work is done by volunteers (who are trained and provided with the materials through the MaMoni project).

In addition, we have over 500 volunteers who work as coaches, referees, teachers, registrars, clerical workers — all kinds of things.

Every day, she said, a teacher or cafeteria worker volunteers a dollar or two to help students who come through the lunch line without money.

3 * Payment of between N23, 000 to N30, 000 per month to 500,000 unemployed graduates who would be trained, paid and deployed to work as volunteer teachers, public health officers and extension service workers among other responsibilities.

As a volunteer for the Rural Outreach Center («ROC»), Susan is a part of the SWAT team and works with ROC social workers who make initial connections with families in need of assistance and then train volunteers, like Susan, to provide follow up.

Following these attacks, thousands of first responders, construction workers and volunteers who live in our cities and towns selflessly acted to comb through dust, debris and rubble to look for survivors and eventually restore normalcy.

As day turned to evening, the only new bill introduced in both chambers was legislation that would prohibit an employer from firing employees who missed a shift or was late because they were responding to an emergency in their capacity as a volunteer emergency services worker.

I think of our emergency services and armed forces working to keep people safe; our NHS staff, care workers, and all those keeping our public services going; and the many volunteers who are giving their time to help those in need.

The program now monitors more than 48,000 cops, hardhats, volunteer firefighters, utility workers and others who toiled at Ground Zero.

Though relatively small, the WFP enjoys close ties with organized labor and a corps of volunteers and paid field workers who specialize in going door - to - door to get out the vote.

It also bankrolls the treatment for Ground Zero workers, volunteers and residents who became ill from breathing in twin tower toxins.

The positions once occupied by paid campaign operatives known as field marshals, who previously managed volunteers across the state, are now held by volunteers because the party can not afford to pay the workers.

But most of those in Syracuse who testified — local political officials, business leaders, community workers and campaign volunteers — were focused on a local issue, not on whether an independent commission should redraw the maps.

Keefe said he and several other volunteers have spoken to roughly 60 people who applied for absentee ballots, recounting their experience with campaign workers who told them it was an easier way to vote.

The prescribers tended to be volunteers from the community trained as health workers, or shopkeepers who sell toilet paper and soft drinks along with dispensing medicine.

«Every adult who works in the school — teachers, parent volunteers, food - service workers — must be trained in how to intervene.»

Please consider joining the thousands of city workers, teachers and other volunteers who have helped with relief efforts, including at a number of the public schools in our region still being used as shelters.

Based on real and imagined events set in the DNC and Uganda, this novel follows Sabine, a burned out aid worker who currently works in an animal shelter in Germany, Rose, a one armed Ugandan woman who was formerly abducted by the Lord's Resistance Army, and Lily, a young girl doing volunteer work in Uganda, and Sabine's niece.

In general, however, they all strive to provide «team care,» involving not only medical staff but social workers, bereavement counselors, clergy, and volunteers who support not only the patient but his or her family as well.

Lucia, who has successfully adopted many shelter pets, says it's a good idea to ask shelter workers or volunteers about the temperament of any dog you're interested in.

Now, most shelters would have workers and volunteers who are compassionate about animals.

The Irving Humane Society who lists 60 members is presently seeking new members and volunteer workers.

Needless to say, Dominique found her perfect human in a matter of days, and she went home to be loved, petted, and adored, thanks to five new ways of doing things, one Million Cat Challenge, and an army of animal shelter workers and volunteers who knew things could be different for cats in their community!

, I wanted a portion of my donation to go to Humane Society International, who (along with local workers and volunteers) spearheaded and executed the monumental task of rescuing, caring for and now rehoming over 600 dogs!

Not surprisingly, one group at risk is animal care professionals — veterinarians, groomers, shelter workers and people who work or volunteer in the animal care field.

It would have been nice if the reporter had interviewed workers at the county shelter or any of the many volunteers who spend time caring for the dogs, cats and bunnies there.

We thank everyone at the Humane Society — doctors, workers and volunteers alike; they are an incredible bunch of people who are completely dedicated to helping animals.

Operational costs remain high for this kind of work and it is always our goal to aid volunteers and the selfless workers across the country who share our vision of bettering the lives of animals.

The center is staffed by professional animal - crisis workers, who have converged on Queens from all over the country — they are being put up at a hotel nearby — and by local A.S.P.C.A. volunteers.

The CEVA Animal Health Welfare Awards are in their third year of existence and were created to formally recognise volunteers, charity workers and veterinary professionals who have all demonstrated outstanding commitment to supporting and improving animal welfare globally.

This is a joint project of volunteer bilingual social workers, nurses, EMT's, paramedics and nutritionists from the USA and our Isla Mujeres community partners who are volunteer nurses, paramedics, EMT's and doctors.

The stars include a professor, a councillor, a trans volunteer for an LGBT organisation, a professional footballer, a Team GB Paralympian and a TV celebrity Sister who is also a social worker.

After all, there are few areas that are really «denied» to men, if the level of operations demanded be transcendent, responsible or rewarding enough: men who have a need for «feminine» involvement with babies or children gain status as pediatricians or child psychologists, with a nurse (female) to do the more routine work; those who feel the urge for kitchen creativity may gain fame as master chefs; and, of course, men who yearn to fulfill themselves through what are often termed «feminine» artistic interests can find themselves as painters or sculptors, rather than as volunteer museum aides or part time ceramists, as their female counterparts so often end up doing; as far as scholarship is concerned, how many men would be willing to change their jobs as teachers and researchers for those of unpaid, part - time research assistants and typists as well as full - time nannies and domestic workers?

Which is why fishermen and charter boat captains who've lost their livelihoods, volunteer cleanup workers from around the Gulf who are sick at the thought of their beaches getting coated with oil, and environmental groups of every stripe working to protect gravely threatened ecosystems should come together to stop the spill: Let's do it for the tired, beleaguered Tony.

In the context of employment, this includes employees, independent contractors, temporary, contract, seasonal and casual workers, volunteers, interns, co-op students and any person who engages in economic or productive work in the labour market.

They need volunteer attorneys who can assist clients with the following types of legal matters: Domestic Violence, Divorce, Child Custody, Immigration Issues (visas, removal issues, etc.), Civil Disputes (traffic accidents, violations, etc.), Work Injury and Worker's Compensation Benefits, Social Security Benefits (SSI or SSDI related issues), Housing Discrimination, and Criminal Defense.

And while most have a contingent of paid staff members, many workers are volunteers, who may not have a full appreciation of the legal responsibilities that their...