Sentences with phrase «when staffers»

We thought we'd finally found a chink in its armor when staffers began to gripe that the Mazda 3 wasn't paying off at the pump.

We also have regular «lunch and learns» and «passion lunches» when staffers talk about what they're working on and things outside of work that inspire their passion.

How do you maintain productivity, communication and morale when your staffers are all over the map?

When staffers for New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer surveyed a random sampling of 50 businesses in the wider area surrounding Trump Tower in mid-November, they discovered more than two - thirds of them claimed they were losing revenue.More than a third called the impact «severe.»

At a time when staffers are becoming busier, it might become all too easy to throw a new hire to the wolves and hope for the best.

When staffers go out, they often leave before dawn and return long after dark because the office can't afford very many overnight stays.

Last summer, New Jersey — based sandwich chain Jimmy John's found itself at the centre of an online storm when a staffer posted details of the company's restrictive contract — one blogger called it «utterly psychotic» — which prevents even front - line employees from leaving for a competitor.

Startup employers who have employees on demanding work schedules must have a plan in place for when a staffer experiences burnout.

The body count was mounting in a sweltering Hollywood nursing home when a staffer cried out: «They're dropping like flies.»

In it, Sifry recalled a seminal moment early in Howard Dean «s presidential run when a staffer posted an «Ask the Dean Campaign» thread on the anti-Bush website Smirking Chimp.

Kellner, 35, later apologized, saying he was single at the time and the messages were intended to be «flirtatious» and that he stopped sending them when the staffer objected.

When a staffer wanted to leave the team before Cuomo wanted him or her to leave, it was Percoco's task to block, or delay, an exit.

When staffer Mary Jo Kopechne (Kate Mara) wants to leave, the senator offers to drive her.

«That is when the staffer found her crying in the hallway,» says Chris Collins Weinstein, a board member with Friends of Anne Arundel County Animal Control — a nonprofit associated with the county shelter — who was there that day.

When a staffer indicated the team could use more info on rabbit handling, FCAC brought in shelter volunteer Carla Pickett, who also works with rabbit rescue, to demonstrate the secrets of bunny - taming.

It started pouring outside around 10:40, ten minutes after the museum opened, when a staffer glibly quoted four hours as our waiting time for the Rain Room.

The U.S. Arctic Research Commission set off alarms last week when a staffer inadvertently suggested the agency would halt its Twitter feed.

Not exact matches

When they called him back, the staffer said he immediately answered with a question.

When Vitter was in the House of Representatives he actually took calls from the DC Madam during roll call votes; later, Sen. Vitter expressed outrage over purported actions of the poverty group ACORN, where several staffers showed tolerance toward conservative operatives with a hidden camera who were pretending to be involved in prostitution.

During those meetings, the staffer said they were notified they could be fired due to budgetary restrictions when the company transitions to IAC.

When Guy Laurence, the former CEO of Rogers Communications Inc. (which owns Canadian Business), took the reins of the telecom three years ago, he spent several months touring the country, talking to everyone from cable installers to call centre staffers to mid-level managers about their concerns.

When one staffer moved to San Francisco because of her husband's work, LaSalle opened a West Coast office and put her in charge.

Confronting employees about positive drug - test results can be difficult, especially when this involves staffers close to management.

When I was a staffer, whether it was at a newspaper or website, the only technology stories the front news section — the «mainstream» part — ever seemed to be interested in were those dealing with Apple's new gadgets.

You can quickly learn how amazing your staffers are when you take the time to listen to them.

The only time CNBC had to deal with airport staffers was during the security check process when they assisted with possessions going through metal detectors.

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

When Trump previously considered a White House run, Cohen worked with the National Enquirer in 2010 to promote the website ShouldTrumpRun.com and encouraged the supermarket tabloid to pursue stories questioning President Barack Obama's U.S. citizenship, two former staffers of the publication told The Associated Press.

So when he hires staffers, he lets them know that most of December is blacked out for vacations.

When customers call, a staffer takes the order on a Greenie, noting everything from organism (there are 50) to destination.

NPR reported that Rosen sent inappropriate messages through the network's internal message service, attempted to grope and kiss multiple employees over his tenure at the network, and when one staffer rebuffed him, he sought to steal her sources and stories.

Clearly communicate short - term goals and recognize staffers when they reach them.

Freelancers and consultants are brought on to help fill some of the gaps during demanding projects, Moore says, but there have been rare occasions when management has denied or rescheduled a staffer's holiday plans.

The tweet, even if it was sent by a staffer, undercuts that image of impartiality and comes at a time when partisan tensions are running high ahead of the presidential election.

Most employees send personal emails at work when appropriate, and while these emails are harmless, the staffers probably don't want their colleagues to gain access.

Companies like TaskRabbit, which now has 35 employees, don't have the resources to bring on a full - time human resources staffer, so they need to get creative when they want to grow.

Only 11 of the 535 non-Playboy mansion staffers who were on the payroll when he started remain today, he says.

When his personal card was denied for the nearly $ 1,800 tab, he went back to the hotel, escorted by a female employee of Cica Cica Boom, and awoke a subordinate staffer at 1:40 am to get his government credit card, the report found.

What happens when a senior vice-president, a prominent PR staffer or a top sales representative behaves badly away from work?

When you review the year, be aware of how staffers have used existing systems.

Mueller is said to be delving into Trump's role in drafting the statement, and he is also interested in interviewing several key White House staffers who were with Trump on Air Force One when he initially dictated the statement in July.

Staffers work from home when they're expecting the plumber, and anyone with a smartphone or tablet seems to check work email at night and on the weekends.

Track orders on Google Drive for easy ordering or open an account at a local food delivery company so staffers can order on their own when they are working through a busy period.

Nothing beats the effort demonstrated when a boss takes the time to write a personalized and thoughtful card for each specific staffer.

When key staffers leave the company, they are often replaced by personnel who are either incapable of doing the work or are poorly trained.

When employee - engagement firm TinyPulse combed through staffer - happiness surveys, it found that roughly 70 percent of startups hit a rough patch around year three or four — and companies with higher revenue - growth rates had deeper problems.

I've since come around on the subject and put certain measures into place to prevent me from failing to fire staffers when it's necessary.

So, when it got really rough a few times this year at our Kabul office, we could leave everything in Kabul and move those 125 staffers north and have them functioning and operational instantly, as opposed to a week or two.

And when leaders are considered honest, staffers are three times more likely to characterize the organization's service as high - quality.

When the British Columbia government launched a review last month to probe the controversial firings of seven health ministry staffers in 2012, Graham Whitmarsh, the former deputy health minister, worried that senior government officials had already decided to blame him.