supervising staff

She may be supervising staff, doing performance appraisals and running team meetings."

Both tests are conducted on computers in special rooms under the watchful eye of supervising staff.

The directors are responsible for supervising staff and setting and communicating goals and standards.

It is essential that the director spends time educating, consulting, and supervising staff and supporting their decisions about day-to-day management issues.

Legal administrators are responsible for ensuring the delivery of legal services by supervising staff and identifying and developing business opportunities.

Two Roman Catholic midwives are taking a health board to court for allegedly failing to recognise their conscientious objection to supervising staff involved in abortions.

Effective transport and logistic systems are crucial for delivering drugs, vaccines and supplies, supervising staff and generally supporting health services.

Office administration includes planning work assignments for staff, supervising staff, and requesting new office equipment and repairs on existing equipment.

The field work standards for performance audits relate to planning the audit, supervising staff, obtaining sufficient, competent, and relevant evidence, and preparing audit documentation.

Mr. Walker's responsibilities will include supervising staff and executing programs in the region, which includes New York and New Jersey.

Now, instead signing invoices and supervising staff, he wears a crisp gray uniform and cheerfully dusts the lobby baseboards and scrubs toilets in the men's room.

Though the majority start as counselors, specializing in career counseling, most rehabilitation counselors that work in the non-profit arena rise to the administration level, either in supervising staff or directing programs for people with disabilities.

Tesco have now started building Tesco Express stores with only 'Assisted-Service' tills, in which the customer scans all their own shopping and packs it, with the support of supervising staff when required.

The bride, 36, is a supervising staff psychologist in New York at St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center and works at the Attention Deficit Disorder Center of the Hospital for Joint Diseases.

Getting Paid, Avoiding Conflicts, and Supervising Staff: Fee Arrangements, Multi-party Representation, and Delegation of Duties, The North Carolina State Bar Journal, 16 No. 2 (Summer, 2011).

Miss Singleton joined CBS Radio, then in its infancy, in 1929, after working for the Federal Railroad Administration during World War I. At CBS, she was in charge of auditioning vocalists and supervising staff singers.

It is disconcerting to observe the Pavlovian salivations of our educational "Holy See" in Trenton at the prospect of excommunicating the supervising staffs of our "poor schools" and replacing them with defenders of the educational faith ordained by Trenton.