Her supervisors, and her supervisors' supervisors, were male, all the way up the chain, it seemed, to Musk himself.
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Democrats say that violates regulations against giving gifts to supervisors and the supervisors soliciting those gifts.
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The Richmond City Council, the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors, the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors, and the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors, among others, all followed suit and passed similar measures.
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"The supervisors knew about it, the supervisors observed it," Cantor's lawyer, Laura Horton, said in an interview on Monday.
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In future years both supervisors and clients may demand that banks employ more people inside the EU. Supervisors are also getting ready.
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Female first-line supervisors of firefighting and prevention workers make 101.3% as much as male first-line supervisors of firefighting and prevention workers.
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Those lower-level supervisors are often the front-line supervisors in jobs like retail or fast food, for example, so strengthening sexual harassment laws to ensure that employers are held more directly accountable for harassment by low-level supervisors would be helpful.
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Former FBI special agent Robyn Gritz said on Wednesday that male supervisors within the nation's top law enforcement agencies think women supervisors are weak.
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Some 82% of astronomers have heard sexist remarks from their peers; 44% heard sexist remarks from supervisors; 9% experienced physical harassment from peers or supervisors.
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Ball State University that low-level supervisors who lack hiring and firing power should not be counted as supervisors when determining employer liability for harassment.
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At a Board of Supervisors meetings in April some supervisors and members of the public expressed concerns around the lack of helmets and people riding on sidewalks.
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Among those who endorsed Mr. Sessions's message was Paul R. Curry, a lobbyist for the California Correctional Supervisors Organization, which represents supervisors in the state prison system.
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Local city Supervisors Hillary Ronen and Matt Haney are expected to introduce the proposal at a Board of Supervisors meeting June 4, local radio station KQED reported Tuesday.
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One category, "Effective Leadership: Supervisors," which "measures employee opinions about their immediate supervisor's job performance, how well supervisors give employees the opportunity to demonstrate leadership skills and the extent to which employees feel supervisors support employee development and provide worthwhile feedback about job performance," dropped by more than 15 points.
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Paul Lux, the president of the Florida State Association of Supervisors of Elections, said elections supervisors across the state still have not been made aware of exactly what happened.
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They can still use supervisors to lead anti-union campaigns and conduct one-on-one meetings with employees, and supervisors can still be fired for refusing to perform this role.
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The supervisors' vote signaled that other office-holders agree: the two Republican Asian-American supervisors on the board who were present supported the motion to join the Justice Department's lawsuit.
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Forty-four percent of those surveyed said they have heard sexist language from their supervisors in current positions, and 20% of those surveyed have heard their supervisors say something racist.
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California and Connecticut also require harassment trainings for all employees at organizations with 50 or more supervisors, and Maine has a similar requirement for companies with 15 or more supervisors.
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Franchisees say supervisors manipulated inspections — then took their stores.
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Raymond realized that his supervisors didn't approve of his approach.
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The recommendations are also packed with warnings for field supervisors.
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All my supervisors said, 'Dog, it's time you man up.
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Hospital supervisors can be seen trying to deescalate the situation.
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They have little institutional support and few, if any, supervisors.
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There's an expectation for more and frequent feedback from supervisors.
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Some of them allegedly train supervisors how to intimidate workers.
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"The supervisors let us work it out ourselves," he says.
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Supervisors got wind of this and started patrolling the cashiers.
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It is a weighty decision, one that supervisors closely review.
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Their supervisors told them to take it and keep quiet.
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He was elected to the Board of Supervisors in 1977.
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The law requires local school agencies to have transportation supervisors.
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He said his supervisors never offered help or expressed concern.
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Board of Supervisors President London Breed will become acting mayor.
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Some supervisors liked ridesharing, but others vocally supported taxi interests.
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The first step is we put this through our supervisors.
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I work mostly with animals, but I have human supervisors.
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Ms. Hoyos rebuffed him, and her parents alerted her supervisors.
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Witnesses said supervisors struggled to gain control at the scene.
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Supervisors of Elections are ensuring polls are prepared for voters.
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Drishti provides workers and supervisors with valuable feedback, Akella says.
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It will look for candidates through the board of supervisors.
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FBI field supervisors don't ever correspond directly with the director.
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Supervisors weren't always around when warrants needed to be signed.
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But Ville Platte struck supervisors as worth the time commitment.
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Supervisors said the staff work attendance and creativity improved too.
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That work, as well as the other personal work Hupp recounted, likely violates federal regulations prohibiting federal workers from providing gifts to their supervisors and their supervisors soliciting that work, Cummings and Connolly say.
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Usually, supervisors will give interns tasks they can work on independently.
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Starship is already operating — with human supervisors — in Redwood City, Calif.
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One is pending before the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors.
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We want our supervisors to protect us from harassment and assault.
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So that's where the College of Psychedelic Supervisors would come in?
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Q: How can supervisors turn missed social cues into teachable moments?
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The Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors approved an ordinance on Feb.
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Yacub's day started off with a briefing organized by her supervisors.
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As service members came out to their supervisors, they were embraced.
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Of course, strong communicators frequently receive positive attention from their supervisors.
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Female staff members told of problems with other supervisors as well.
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Supervisors traded better assignments for sex and punished those who refused.
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These supervisors of elections were in blatant violation of state statue.
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Tenants unions fight rezoning, target district supervisors, and pursue rent strikes.
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Back at the plant, Osiel's supervisors hurriedly demanded workers' identification papers.
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Some of the complainants even said their supervisors retaliated against them.
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The Board of Supervisors will hold a public meeting on Feb.
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The Board of Supervisors have put themselves in a difficult position.
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It added that the banks had a considerable influence on supervisors.
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The county is controlled by a five-member board of supervisors.
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More than 80 percent of medical students report mistreatment from supervisors.
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No one, not even supervisors, knew if we still had jobs.
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The meetings are run by the neighborhood-based officers, not supervisors.
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Some of the supervisors wore shirts that said SK Engineering & Construction.
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San Francisco's Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the ban last year.
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The academy is geared to more-experienced supervisors and department managers.
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FARC guerillas are turning their arms over to United Nations supervisors.
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And supervisors must now receive advance notice of all future drills.
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This year, elections supervisors have more flexibility with early voting hours.
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There are supervisors and departments of human resources and so on.
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The agency's Negro Affairs Division, moreover, employed black supervisors and administrators.
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Your supervisors, your clients, and your coworkers will see your dedication.
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Last month, the Board of Supervisors in San Mateo County, Calif.
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She teaches supervisors how to listen to complaints without being dismissive.
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But workers, he said, were awaiting specific instructions from their supervisors.
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"Our immediate supervisors are best friends with these officers," Arencibia claimed.
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In 1977, he was elected to San Francisco's Board of Supervisors.
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This time though he fessed up to supervisors about the lie.
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These policies would explain that supervisors are placed in a special position of trust regarding their subordinates' careers and that supervisors act as the company's proxy in carrying out the employer's duty to provide equal employment opportunities.
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She starts to worry about what her supervisors are thinking about her.
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Talk with colleagues or supervisors if there is something you're not getting.
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The company denies that supervisors at the club knowingly hired unauthorized immigrants.
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First-Line Supervisors/Managers of Office and Administrative Support Workers - 81.9 7.
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She says she went immediately to her supervisors to report what happened.
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Supervisors in both Hesse and Britain are yet to bless the union.
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Getting approval from his supervisors, Army is now back to fighting regularly.
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It shows he took the engagement to his supervisors at the campaign.
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The Franklin County Board of Supervisors refused to lease property to MVP.
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An additional 231 armed Chicago police officers and supervisors are also budgeted.
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Apart from that, our supervisors search us constantly for drugs and alcohol.
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In June, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously banned flavored tobacco.
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None of the employee's supervisors raised questions about the lack of receipts.
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Even so, workers say that supervisors have been insensitive about Muslim holidays.
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Too many students, workers, or supervisors, don't have enough training in safety.
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It is unclear if its supervisors would tolerate a decline below that.
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Never assume that your supervisors know the full extent of your contributions.
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She is the first Korean-American elected to the Board of Supervisors.
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The ratio of inmates to officers and supervisors was 5 to 1.
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Supervisors are responsible for monitoring and ensuring compliance with the above prohibition.
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It will be funded through a new fee on professional body supervisors.
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Ultimately that information is going to their supervisors, eventually getting to me.
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Two of them cited Mr. Ailes and the rest cited other supervisors.
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The Saratoga County Board of Supervisors approved the sale on September 11.
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ATF supervisors saw fake accountability and were simply shifted around the agency.
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I contacted sixty former Case Farms managers, supervisors, and human-resources representatives.
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"Penalty," he announced to a room full of his colleagues and supervisors.
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Two supervisors she accused of ignoring her complaints are now regional presidents.
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And The Los Angeles Times reported that county supervisors were demanding answers.
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Twelve years later, it made employers liable for supervisors' harassment of workers.
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Supervisors were ordered to set performance goals for enforcement activity by officers.
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The tip pool would also have to exclude supervisors, managers and owners.
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The San Francisco supervisors need to concentrate on rent control and homelessness.
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He won election to the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors in 1976.
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There were a lot of really awesome female supervisors on our team.
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Landscaping and lawn service supervisors manage the teams that care for lawns.
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First-line supervisors of construction coordinators manage the construction and extraction workers.
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Musk said he's looking to hire engineers, supervisors, technicians, and support personnel.
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He was speaking with supervisors about how to proceed, the voice continued.
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It's not for the lack of effort on detectives' and supervisors' part.
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County supervisors voted 9 to 1 to ask schools to cancel classes.
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He would like it if supervisors faced consequences when confidentiality was breached.
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"We say our supervisors have to do two things," Ms. Underwood said.
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Nouy has retired, but other European Central Bank supervisors share her view.
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At least two of the people charged were UPS supervisors and drivers.
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One source added it followed a similar meeting with Italian banking supervisors.
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She can't recall any supervisors of color prior to the early 90s.
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A few supervisors we spoke to said they also liked the change.
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The Board of Supervisors is expected to consider the issue in October.
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But the Houthis' network of mushrifeen (supervisors) often determines who gets it.
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Other men clustered around him — peddlers, truck dispatchers, factory supervisors, cleaners, butchers.
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They allege their supervisors participated in or did not stop the harassment.
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You might say gratitude prevented the threatened supervisors from acting like jerks.
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His supervisors knew he was lying because he was under constant observation.
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"Many sexual abuse victims have a harder time dealing with supervisors," he says.
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However, authorities haven't said whether the victims — which included two supervisors — were targeted.
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This includes Sanitation Workers, and ranking officers like Supervisors, Deputy Chiefs and above.
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Five other deputies were also subject to discipline and two supervisors were suspended.
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Real-time dashboards enable supervisors to monitor and proactively intervene in live calls.
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Last July it flunked a test by European supervisors of its capital strength.
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Unsurprisingly, the supervisors higher up the ladder wrote it off as a misunderstanding.
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Ball State University Supreme Court ruling severely narrowed the definition of workplace supervisors.
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Another 3 million low-level supervisors oversee workers who don't earn low wages.
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Some activists, though, believe the Board of Supervisors has not gone far enough.
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The oversight body of the Basel Committee of banking supervisors meets on Dec.
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Responsibility for the legitimacy of arrests now rested much more with the supervisors.
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The two other anti-cannabis supervisors, Clyde Clapp and Dennis Mills, were reelected.
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Some of our supervisors berated us for it; others didn't give a shit.
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Delta supervisors can now offer up to $9,950, up from a $85033,350 maximum.
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Nissan said its sample tests would now be overseen by supervisors and managers.
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The social workers and their supervisors will reappear in court on April 3.
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On Tuesday, the Orange County Board of Supervisors voted to give him $100,000.
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It is common for elections supervisors to process results well after election night.
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Plus, 45% of supervisors say they never received mental health training at work.
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Paychex surveyed 996 active employees and 383 active supervisors using an online survey.
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Milk won a seat on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors in 1977.
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ABLV managers were meeting ECB supervisors on Tuesday to outline a survival plan.
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Supervisors are watching how sterling is being affected by opinion polls, he said.
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His complaints about that custom to colleagues and supervisors were ignored, he said.
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London Breed, president of the board of supervisors, is serving as acting mayor.
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I think it would help to have more women in management, as supervisors.
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Some have been forced to urinate on themselves while their supervisors mock them.
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"We don't have a problem with that as supervisors," Hufeld told business journalists.
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London Breed, the president of the board of supervisors, was named acting mayor.
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Of the department's 34 supervisors, 28 have disciplinary records in their personnel files.
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The more machines I know, the more the supervisors can move me around.
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Supervisors on land ordered the vessel to abort its mission and head home.
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The supervisor was disciplined, and all of the supervisors have received additional training.
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Instill in your supervisors the practice of having open conversations with their teams.
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The Board of Supervisors is scheduled to vote on that measure next week.
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SpaceX is in search of engineers, supervisors, and technicians for its Starship project.
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Agent Rodgers's employer did not publicly challenge this, but privately his supervisors did.
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They gathered military records and character recommendations from Siatta's supervisors in the Marines.
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The officers did not notify supervisors or document the cutoff, Mr. Benkley said.
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In addition, informal relationships with supervisors enable greater control over employee scheduling needs.
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But the mostly electronic market shocked traders and supervisors alike when on Oct.
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"Keeps supervisors apprised of sensitive incidents as they develop," a 2014 review noted.
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"Supervisors tolerate this behavior and, in some cases, endorse it," the report said.
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Board of Supervisors President London Breed has been sworn in as acting mayor.
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A provision of the ethics rule says prosecutors may stay involved if supervisors determine they do not have a conflict of interest, but, according to Clark, that provision does not apply to the attorney general because AGs do not have supervisors.
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Supervisors use a 17-point scorecard to evaluate a worker's area twice a week.
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This comes after the city's board of supervisors passed the measure unanimously last Tuesday.
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Supervisors also "found he lacked … professionalism, punctuality, ethics and honesty," according to the paper.
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It said 6,13 will be full-time store managers and department supervisors in stores.
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The city's Board of Supervisors is expected to vote on the legislation on Tuesday.
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Actuaries Female actuaries are most likely to marry male office and administrative support supervisors.
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The investigation also discovered that Kovach lied to his supervisors about the traffic stop.
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Brussels is saying it is up to supervisors and firms to adapt to Brexit.
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They get paid for all hours worked, and are protected from retaliation from supervisors.
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More BastardTurdCreepIdiots than ever before Jer nervous Marty nervous All Supervisors nervous Police nervous.
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Bankers and supervisors agree that the crisis exposed banks' equity cushions as dangerously thin.
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More than a dozen workers reported the matter to their supervisors or to Congress.
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They can be accepted by their supervisors and peers and by those they lead.
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City supervisors last week voted unanimously 11 to 0 in favor of the measure.
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And AVs will create new jobs for remote fleet supervisors and mobile repair workers.
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Supervisors Bom and Merritt "knew or should have known" those reports had been falsified.
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The family is friends with one of the supervisors running the encounter that day.
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Injuries were reported by workers to supervisors or managers, but the complaints were dismissed.
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The new supervisors will be able to interrogate, search, wiretap, detain and punish suspects.
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This would not have mattered if market supervisors had been informed within 90 days.
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The school is also reviewing of how public safety officers and supervisors are trained.
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SAN FRANCISCO BOARD OF SUPERVISORS VOTE TO BAN SALE OF E-CIGARETTES IN CITY
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Euro zone and UK bank supervisors are also scheduled to speak (to March 203).
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Euro zone and UK bank supervisors are also scheduled to speak (to March 13).
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Euro zone and UK bank supervisors are also scheduled to speak (to March 22350).
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Reports are not standardised, often producing irrelevant data and hampering cooperation among national supervisors.
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Board members did not consult with the executives or their supervisors about their decisions.
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Euro zone and UK bank supervisors are also scheduled to speak (to March 215).
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He's ignoring the power dynamic -- supervisors, like himself, dating people who work under him.
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The officers' supervisors agreed, deciding not to punish them for violating a department policy.
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Supervisors have difficulty drawing the often fine line between being friendly and developing camaraderie.
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Supervisors who try to control all aspects of work are said to "micromanage" employees.
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And then it can go to the City Council or the Board of Supervisors.
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Today, typical network management sees supervisors tracking field technicians using a wall of screens.
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Michelle Park Steel is the vice chairwoman of California's Orange County Board of Supervisors.
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Meanwhile, government supervisors get red envelopes filled with cash and plenty of free cigarettes.
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At least 77 service members have disclosed to their supervisors that they are transgender.
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"Everything we've heard indicates the opposite of what the supervisors are saying," she said.
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SFGate reported that the city's Board of Supervisors adopted the law earlier this year.
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First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives make an average of $110,470 a year
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The agency will also begin regularly monitoring election supervisors' networks to check for vulnerabilities.
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Without a credible plan, supervisors could declare the bank failing or likely to fail.
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The factory owners and supervisors could not be reached for comment on Monday night.
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The counselors maintain ties with dorm supervisors, professors and the career center, mediating misunderstandings.
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It could become more difficult for supervisors to demand more capital for certain risks.
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But inside the beautiful wood-paneled board of supervisors meeting room, everything was businesslike.
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Impraise helps supervisors by letting them provide evaluations immediately after a meeting or project.
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He had an improv team—short-form, very rudimentary, both supervisors started in college.
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There are consultants "scripting what managers and supervisors say to workers," Mr. Perez said.
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Both McDonald's and the House of Representatives ban sexual relationships between supervisors and employees.
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The coalition says it has gotten 23 supervisors disciplined for harassment and nine fired.
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There are 1,181,530 first-line supervisors of retail sales workers employed in the US.
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At a recent meeting with supervisors, she even presented my ideas as her own.
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Maybe it's really your conflict-averse supervisors you want to hold to the fire.
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On a personal level, that means supervisors and bystanders feel empowered to come forward.
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While on the job one day in September, his supervisors caught him smoking marijuana.
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His successor is London Breed, the president of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors.
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But plenty of others, including three county supervisors, jumped into the race as well.
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For all retail workers, including salespeople, cashiers and supervisors, the average wage is $18.85.
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Two-thirds of the job postings for production supervisors now require a college degree.
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No managers or supervisors were believed to be among those arrested, the company said.
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Arrests are not only declining, they are being played down by supervisors and chiefs.
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But she said many supervisors have relied on intimidation and favoritism to control workers.
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" If managers and supervisors "model this behavior," he said, "employees will follow your lead.
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Supervisors have little public accountability and wide discretion, which Mr. Quarles finds potentially problematic.
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Reports are not standardized, often producing irrelevant data and hampering cooperation among national supervisors.
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Soon, supervisors will do this with a finger swipe on an officer's phone screen.
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The employee alerted her supervisors and identified pictures of the 61-year-old man.
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Also, supervisors who empower are seen as more influential and inspiring by their subordinates.
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We excluded broad occupational titles from the dataset, such as physicians and military supervisors.
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The reporting resulted in a more open process, including special Board of Supervisors meeting.
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Since then federal supervisors have imposed more than a dozen restrictions on Wells's business.
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To my great fortune, my mostly-white male supervisors nurtured and enabled my success.
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The report said Anderson testified that she unsuccessfully complained to supervisors about the behavior.
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With his supervisors' encouragement, he set out to reconsider the entire dinosaur classification system.
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Prosecutors declined to immediately provide the names of the lawyers for the three supervisors.
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Some say they complained about this issue to OkCupid supervisors, only to be ignored.
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Research shows that building relationships with co-workers and chatting with supervisors can help.
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Research shows that building relationships with co-workers and chatting with supervisors can help.
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But he was still in the Army, with supervisors watching and duties to perform.
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The county supervisors had learned of the call only the night before, when Chris Chambless, then the president of the Florida State Association of Supervisors of Elections, received a call from the FBI and quickly sent a mass email to his colleagues.
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So, as the result of a Supreme Court decision, it's harder for workers to bring cases challenging harassment by low-level supervisors, supervisors who have the authority to direct your daily work activities but don't have the authority to hire or fire you.
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Former Afghan interpreters often cannot track down supervisors who departed the war zone long ago.
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San Diego County Board of Supervisors' Kristin Gaspar on the sanctuary state fight in California.
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The objective is to facilitate the work of supervisors when they assess bank balance sheets.
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The supervisors were drinking at the party, according to a congressional review of the incident.
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Supervisors aren't shrinks, and you can't expect them to understand every diagnosis on the planet.
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The workers said they were harassed and brutalized by their supervisors, and intimidated with dogs.
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She said she reported this to two supervisors but never heard anything more about it.
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Supervisors and ministers have said that the changes should not "significantly" raise "overall capital requirements".
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According to a presentation by Dr. Wooten at the Board of Supervisors meeting on Sept.
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Supervisors are automatically alerted to calls in which a customer is having a poor experience.
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In recent days American and British supervisors have again urged banks: hop on the bus.
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SAN FRANCISCO BOARD OF SUPERVISORS VOTE TO BAN SALE OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS ON CITY PROPERTY
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Supervisors expressed hope that the ordinance would lead to a full accounting of such equipment.
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AND THIRD, THIS IS NOT AN EASY SORT OF THING FOR FINANCIAL SUPERVISORS TO OVERSEE.
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State auditors recommended DMV take action against the supervisors who failed to discipline the worker.
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The Los Angeles Board of Supervisors named a day after him on July 24, 1990.
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Comcast announced 100,000 bonuses of $1,000, while around 500 managers, supervisors, and salespeople were fired.
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Breed is serving as both acting mayor and board of supervisors president, city officials said.
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Representatives for the Alameda County Board of Supervisors could not immediately be reached for comment.
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He provided several contact numbers for his supervisors, however no one ever called us back.
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On that particular day, her supervisors played a training video on how to recognize terrorists.
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Later on, I was one of the best supervisors on a Navy ship in Jacksonville.
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Washington became the victim of retaliation once she told supervisors she was asked to testify.
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Three supervisors have been relieved of their supervising duties, according to Customs and Border Protection.
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Under male supervisors, Pearl worked at the Los Angeles Sanitation Bureau from 2002 to 2011.
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Health-minded supervisors organize walking meetings, in which employees discuss business while hoofing along hallways.
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I always had great reviews from my supervisors, but it wasn't really getting me anywhere.
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Since the crisis, supervisors have preferred banks to have separately capitalised entities in separate jurisdictions.
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Republicans control the Board of Supervisors, the District Attorney's office, Sheriff, and most city councils.
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In China, Starbucks' young baristas and shift supervisors receive a housing allowance subsidy, Wong said.
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Carmen's supervisors told her she was prettier when she was quiet after she reported harassment.
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Feinstein voiced support for the homeowners in an October letter to the Board of Supervisors.
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Researchers compared employees' scores on personality tests and their job performance, as rated by supervisors.
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At that point, city supervisors will have to vote on whether to continue the practice.
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Instead, it needs to be part of a broader change that involves and trains supervisors.
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The city's Board of Supervisors approved the name change as a gift to the couple.
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Board of Supervisors just unanimously passed my legislation raising SF #tobacco purchase age to 21.
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Lois Capps (D-Calif.), the County Board of Supervisors and the community on this measure.
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The BoE's supervisors were making strenuous efforts to check on how models are being used.
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No supervisors, no students—just him, a pillow, an Army blanket, and a transistor radio.
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When that happens, use your project management skills to deliver results and impress your supervisors.
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Frank Wagner and Corey Stewart, the chair of the Prince William County Board of Supervisors.
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But Mr. Pugh's increasingly radical views had begun to alienate his co-workers and supervisors.
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The report was signed off on by supervisors all the way up to a lieutenant.
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Magalhaes, who like other such supervisors is a political appointee, removed Teixeira as Peccin's inspector.
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She also claimed to have faced unwanted physical contact and denigrating comments from male supervisors.
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On Tuesday, local elections supervisors began sending mail-in ballots to voters who requested them.
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Sergeant Adonis was one of the first supervisors on the scene of Mr. Garner's arrest.
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SoFi also instituted an ethics policy that explicitly prohibits intimate relationships between supervisors and subordinates.
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In 2015, the city's board of supervisors approved the construction of the mostly bronze monument.
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Ms. Cohen encouraged women not to be afraid to talk about money with their supervisors.
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Bad idea, writes Zev Yaroslavsky, a former member of Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors.
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Two undocumented immigrants who worked there for years said their supervisors knew of their status.
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Fifteen of the supervisors have been suspended, including the chief, assistant chief and patrol captain.
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Employees were afraid to speak out against supervisors who were having sex with their subordinates.
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Ferguson police officers say supervisors continue to pressure them to write tickets for minor offenses.
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Last year, its members, including its current and former supervisors, were indicted on racketeering charges.
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Subway officials blamed the derailment on human error and suspended the two supervisors without pay.
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Ms. Splittgerber "did not consent" and reported what happened to her supervisors, the lawsuit said.
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Her supervisors allegedly texted her that she could not work if she wore a hijab.
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She ran upstairs with her two assistant supervisors to find a casino executive and Wynn.
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Some were sales supervisors, others secretaries; one boy was the C.E.O. of an oil company.
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It names King and Garner, along with three other supervisors and a former political appointee.
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The department will also hire additional 911 supervisors to lighten the understaffed center's work load.
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If they would not continue, their supervisors threatened to replace them with someone more aggressive.
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Following the second round of 220006 percent personnel budgets, supervisors started to get the message.
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The workers said they were harassed and abused by their supervisors, and intimidated with dogs.
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A Honduran construction worker warned his supervisors about the Hard Rock hotel in New Orleans.
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But when his supervisors confronted him about his website in 2012, he offered his resignation.
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The deal must clear numerous regulatory hurdles, including approval by antitrust authorities and bank supervisors.
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Hayes and Koep, the supervisors in London, could call up trading receipts on their computers.
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Stubbs is the only African-American on the 37-member Dane County Board of Supervisors.
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San Francisco's Board of Supervisors voted to label the NRA a terrorist organization last week.
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Employees should know about gaps in their performance and work with supervisors to fill them.
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Cook will pursue a seat on the San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors, he said.
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This led to individual priests continuing to commit crimes after being shielded by their supervisors.
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Elias singled that comment out and said they would be watching supervisors across the state.
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During RA training, the supervisors encourage you to keep boundaries between you and the students.
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Scott's lawsuit on Sunday targeted election supervisors in Democratic-leaning Broward and Palm Beach counties.
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When they complained, supervisors allegedly ignored them or told them to put up with it.
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"The Commission is working with EU-level and national supervisors to ensure that firms' contingency plans are fully implemented, and it expects that UK supervisors will not prevent firms from implementing such plans," an update from the Commission on its no-deal Brexit plans said.
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In Fremont, where the company laid off the highest number of California employees, Tesla dismissed more than 30 equipment maintenance technicians, more than 9203 auto service technicians, more than 60 supervisors in various departments including 37 manufacturing supervisors and more than 70 production associates.
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Adler said he told supervisors at the time that they had to take immediate action and alert him if they became aware of any harassment, and he told employees to come to him directly with complaints if they didn't feel comfortable going to their supervisors.
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Over the past year, Raymond had received a series of increasingly damning evaluations from his supervisors.
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Investors will also ask why supervisors with supposedly beefed-up powers failed to step in earlier.
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In addition, I meet with other customer care supervisors to help them grow in their jobs.
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The fatal injury rate for supervisors in the landscaping industry was just over 18 per 240,2100.
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The supervisors in her immediate area were frustrated with the fact that there was no resolution.
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"Supervisors can be allies who help their employees get assistance," he said in a phone interview.
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One of the film's sound supervisors is hoping to make a little history of her own.
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He pointed to his decision to ramp up the number of lieutenants and other supervisors. FoxNews.
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"This is no-brainer legislation," Hillary Ronen, of the city's Board of Supervisors, told the publication.
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This happened in front of about twenty coworkers including the program's administration and my immediate supervisors.
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Corrections officers who saw the incident talked to their supervisors about it, according to the affiliate.
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This in turn exposes banks to another complaint from supervisors: that their lending is too concentrated.
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The career day is hiring for production staff, engineers, supervisors and support personnel, according to Musk.
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The city's board of supervisors, which will vote on the policy, has not a single Republican.
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Supervisors could go further—demanding yet more capital or doing more to discourage frothy property lending.
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Nonetheless, even cautious banks worry that supervisors may trap capital that could be better deployed elsewhere.
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Still, ECB supervisors reserved the right to set different targets "if the specific circumstances really warrant".
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Supervisors know when an employee's work permit expires and must let them go when that happens.
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We're inviting everyone – from members of Congress down to township supervisors to prioritize electing more women.
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The Wagner Act does not apply to domestic workers, independent contractors, or individuals employed as supervisors.
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"Furthermore, banks are expected to explain any deviation from the guidance to supervisors," the ECB said.
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That complaint was filed by the Conference of State Bank Supervisors in federal court in Washington.
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This "Meaningful Work Index" provides quick feedback to supervisors and highlights potential concerns within the company.
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An OfficeTeam survey noted 40 percent of executive-level supervisors gave emojis a distinct frowny face.
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San Francisco's Board of Supervisors made it a lot tougher to test delivery robots this week.
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While fleeing the scene, police say Bradden called several Army supervisors and confessed to the crime.
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Low weights, they said, reflected their sober business models; their supervisors and politicians backed them up.
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"We have to have additional elements in equivalence which ensures close cooperation between supervisors," she added.
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The Board of Supervisors has heard the cry from the people and has leapt into action.
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CCOs should meet regularly with these designated supervisors to verify whether proper oversight is taking place.
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Supervisor Scott Weiner introduced the bill, which was backed unanimously by San Francisco's Board of Supervisors.
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Every year, Bhiwde and other female laborers were sexually assaulted by supervisors and landowners, she said.
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BaFin said its critics had misunderstood the situation, and that supervisors and prosecutors played different roles.
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When the women brought age discrimination complaints to HR and supervisors, they found their concerns dismissed.
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Insurers will have until July 15 to submit their stress test data to national insurance supervisors.
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He's tried to get the Florida Department of Law Enforcement to intimidate local supervisors of election.
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Some of the men also reported that they had been harassed, threatened and abused by supervisors.
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But demonstration leaders are as important as police field supervisors when it comes to planning decisions.
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A television in the corner was live-streaming Breed's former colleagues on the Board of Supervisors.
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Lux said he and most county election supervisors don't dispute that the legislation is self-executing.
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London Breed, the president of the city's Board of Supervisors, will now serve as acting mayor.
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First-line supervisors of correctional officers directly supervise and coordinate activities of correctional officers and jailers.
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In June, the city's Board of Supervisors approved some restrictions anyway, prompting a lawsuit from Airbnb.
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Many of my days started with my supervisors' corralling police officers who were scheduled to testify.
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When it comes to the bathroom, why do supervisors think that conversation should just continue apace?
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"Rosenstein replied in another tweet: "Many employees dislike supervisors, but most keep faith with government institutions.
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Meanwhile, UPS needs some part-time human resources supervisors to oversee a smooth season of deliveries.
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He said he had not been able to contact election supervisors in all the affected counties.
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Many of their remaining companies filed for bankruptcy protection and are now managed by outside supervisors.
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But the deputies did not take the path recommended by their supervisors, according to the affidavit.
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The decision was made by an 33-to-1 vote by the city's Board of Supervisors.
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The country's Labor Ministry ordered its supervisors in 2013 not to contact employees outside office hours.
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Those junior workers would mark inspection certificates using the name stamps of qualified supervisors, Subaru said.
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But people working for Unwitting Incompetents have no power, and their supervisors are often hamstrung, too.
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Inevitably, the displeasure of some influential figures in Washington also reverberated among Gonzalez's politically attuned supervisors.
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But with assault or shootings, courts won't hold supervisors or agencies responsible without explicit government policy.
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Harvey Milk had two big issues in his brief tenure on San Francisco's board of supervisors.
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Don't be afraid to ask your current or past colleagues, supervisors, or former classmates for recommendations.
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If Jackson was managing up, it's possible that calls to his supervisors yielded nothing but praise.
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Ms. Bloomberg has been admonished several times by her supervisors for speaking out, but never disciplined.
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The abused children were ignored or punished while priests who raped children were protected by supervisors.
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Supervisors throughout the jurisdiction conduct random reviews of video on a monthly basis, Mr. Rubenstein said.
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Most bullies were colleagues, supervisors or subordinates, rather than clients or other individuals outside the workplace.
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Most perpetrators of physical violence were clients or people served by workers, not supervisors or colleagues.
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That same day the Los Angeles Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to ban flavored e-cigarettes.
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As the inflated characters hover their way downtown, the supervisors are fed information from the anemometers.
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When he tried to complain to his supervisors, who are white, they did nothing, Williams said.
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The Immigration and Naturalization Act doesn't offer the option of letting unauthorized officers sign for supervisors.
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When she placed in the 99th percentile, the supervisors grilled her with questions before hiring her.
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Jane Kim, a member of San Francisco's board of supervisors, officiated at San Francisco City Hall.
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The name Richmond District was formally adopted by the San Francisco board of supervisors in 1890.
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"We expect the supervisors, regardless of their party affiliation, will discharge their constitutional duties," Elias said.
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San Francisco's Board of Supervisors approved rules this week to reduce that cap to 60 days.
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In 1967, he ran for a seat on the board of city supervisors in San Francisco.
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U.S. and European supervisors have a history of friction, although the sources say cooperation has improved.
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The Orange County board of supervisors voted unanimously on Tuesday evening to link arms with the administration.
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A further 36,000 head teachers and supervisors were promoted on ability rather than loyalty to union bosses.
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The Basel Committee, a body of banking supervisors from nearly 30 countries, is reviewing global banking rules.
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"There are a lot of procedures, but supervisors and workers don't strictly implement them," he told Reuters.
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Google has a policy that does not allow relationships between supervisors and subordinates on the same team.
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Male secretaries and administrative assistants are most likely to marry male office and administrative-support supervisors. 15.
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He told her Margolis was one of the best supervisors he had and did nothing, she said.
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Any changes in board of supervisors or board of directors need to be approved by the government.
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Others said it punishes people for reporting misconduct or just for getting on their supervisors' bad sides.
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Pressure mounted when four members of the Board of Supervisors joined in the calls for his resignation.
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I would encourage employees to ask their supervisors which method is preferred and comply with that requirement.
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In March 2017, this same official wrote to supervisors to warn that Russia was manipulating the system.
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Bill Winters, its boss since 2015, has cleared up the mess and rebuilt relationships with its supervisors.
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Leading the charge was Aaron Peskin, a member of the city's Board of Supervisors, the legislative body.
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Meanwhile, her mother can't hold down a job, and she always blames her supervisors for her failings.
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First-line supervisors offer guidance to investigators and police and and ensures that procedures are adhered to.
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It's easy enough to recall details about terrible managers or supervisors — even many years after the fact.
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Meanwhile, new inquiries are under way into two of the bank's former managers for allegedly obstructing supervisors.
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"Customers, colleagues, supervisors, suppliers, competitors and others may have access to your posts," General Motors' policy states.
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The National Women's Law Center found that low-level supervisors increasingly assume complete authority over their subordinates.
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So long as she's getting the work done, her supervisors will think she's doing a good job.
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Your coworkers and supervisors know you're doing work because they see you at your desk, well, working.
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In an intimidation tactic, Ms. B has had her everyday conversations repeatedly video recorded by her supervisors.
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He and other supervisors are telling agents to always keep their guard up when patrolling the border.
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She also said she faced unwanted physical contact and denigrating comments from male supervisors and other coworkers.
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Six supervisors will receive a written reprimand and 17 officers will receive written counseling, the chief said.
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After being elected to the San Francisco board of supervisors, he was killed in office in 1978.
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This article has been updated to reflect final passage by the Board of Supervisors on June 25.
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The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the measure on Tuesday, according to CNN affiliate KPIX.
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Music supervisors have to make sure that each piece of music is buttoned up legally before air.
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He was just elected to the Polk County Board of Supervisors, winning with 82% of the vote.
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In September of 2018, she decided to run for a seat on her local board of supervisors.
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Bob Huff (R) and another against Republican Shawn Nelson, who's on the Orange County Board of Supervisors.
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He also ruled that election supervisors must provide the sample ballots and polling places with posted notices.
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On Tuesday night, she was elected to serve on the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors in Virginia.
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Several of his lower-ranking supervisors were convicted earlier on felony charges for covering up hazardous conditions.
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Supervisors distribute disposable hand-warming packets that workers slip into their gloves or tape to their bodies.
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Lowe's did not respond to Business Insider's question about the differences between department managers and department supervisors.
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The Orange County Board of Supervisors awarded Matthew Hay-Chapman $100,000, said Jean Pasco, a county spokeswoman.
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Scott Wiener, a member of the Board of Supervisors, praised the decision in a post on Medium.
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ABN Amro Group said on Wednesday the supervisors had confirmed SREP requirement of 2225% CET2100 for 240.
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In May, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted to ban the technology from city use entirely.
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Vaughn describes a work environment where he was often called the n-word by supervisors and coworkers.
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She says supervisors began shutting her out of work projects before abruptly terminating her in August 2018.
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But their supervisors said to keep going, Mr. Adams told investigators with the Miami-Dade Police Department.
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The group said 16 union employees and five supervisors were fired in the wake of the incident.
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That complaint, filed by the Conference of State Bank Supervisors in federal court in Washington, is pending.
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" Shoichi Nakamoto, Dentsu's deputy president, acknowledged at the news conference that "there was power harassment by supervisors.
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This month, the San Francisco board of supervisors will hold a hearing on the injection site proposal.
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"'With uniforms on, you won't look like monkeys anymore,'" Fred Ndubi, 24, recalled his Chinese supervisors saying.
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Government spokespeople, the Koch brothers and the supervisors of Georgia-Pacific dispute the directors' argument and evidence.
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In January, San Francisco's board of supervisors also voted to replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day.
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He said the bureau was doubling the number of supervisors assigned to review tips from the public.
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If one is selected, a review is conducted by detectives and seasoned supervisors, noting similarities and differences.
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When Ms. Hairston asked for regular breaks, including 30 minutes for lunch, her supervisors brushed her off.
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Another woman, who was a manager, said supervisors were much harsher on female employees during performance reviews.
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My parents have positions as supervisors in manufacturing departments at companies that they have remained loyal to.
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You start working to earn Trust points from your human supervisors so they'll give you more power.
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BPD supervisors repeatedly fail to seek evidence that could corroborate bias allegations and result in officer discipline.
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In many cases, officers who abuse are not punished, and are even protected by colleagues and supervisors.
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No policy, they noted, required supervisors to make verbal or physical contact with agents during a shift.
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On July 30, a former Walmart employee shot at supervisors and killed 2 people in Southaven, Miss.
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I sit with [the sound supervisors] Dean Hurley and Ron Eng and the others to spot everything.
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Many were from California; this week, Orange County's board of supervisors is deciding on Denver-style reforms.
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San Francisco Board of Supervisors President Norman Yee has already secured $250,000 to fund this new office.
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Witnesses — the officer who had pulled the trigger, his supervisors and everyone involved — were interrogated for hours.
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And as part of the settlement, the city will improve the way it trains officers and supervisors.
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After officers used excessive force, their actions were practically condoned by supervisors, who rarely questioned their behavior.
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He added that the plan could provide employment for locals who could be hired as dormitory supervisors.
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In Ms. Brennan's nearly 30 years at the studio, all four of her supervisors have been women.
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They are reviewed and signed — or "scratched" — by supervisors during patrol tours, to monitor the officers' activity.
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There is a structured promotion process in which supervisors of various units within the bureau recommend promotions.
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Jake, who is Black, said he was subjected to racist remarks by one of the store's supervisors.
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After employees walked into supervisors' offices in tears, agents set up impromptu food banks to help colleagues.
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Our Chairmen will lead the shareholding employees' representatives to restrict the board and the board of supervisors.
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Another study that surveyed employees reports that many employees, especially working parents, get support from their supervisors.
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For the first time since 2004, voters elected more Democrats than Republicans for the Board of Supervisors.
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But some officers view the cameras as unwanted scrutiny and a sign their supervisors don't trust them.
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But he knows people: He's outspoken and chatty with visitors, he said, so his supervisors tapped him.
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They expressed themselves in a Patrick County Board of Supervisors meeting not long after McNabb was suspended.
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So far, supervisors have mostly spoken about culture, in an effort to make banks take it seriously.
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In fact, Oxley went further than colleagues who got supervisors' signoff permission via text or phone call.
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The homeowners' association is suing the city, and asking the board of supervisors to rescind the sale.
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Last month, the homeowners petitioned the Board of Supervisors for a hearing to rescind the tax sale.
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All I can tell you is, we will investigate every action of our deputies, of their supervisors.
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London Breed, the president of the city's Board of Supervisors, will now serve as acting mayor. Sen.
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On April 8, 2016, my supervisors asked me [to] profile Somali imams and other Somali community members.
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In some cases, BPD supervisors have ordered officers to specifically target African Americans for stops and arrests.
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A coalition later submitted a petition with 33,941 signatures that forced the supervisors to reconsider the initiative.
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Are there ways you can prod your supervisors to give you pointers that would actually pay off?
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NYPA sent its first crew of 10 engineers, planners and technical supervisors to Puerto Rico on Sept.
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When the job site supervisors asked for his Social Security card, he gave them a fake one.
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And because California gives a considerable amount of power to counties, that makes supervisors very, very powerful.
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Lawsuit: Supervisors were dismissive In a lawsuit filed in March, she calls herself Jane Doe and alleges that not only were her supervisors at Transocean Offshore Deepwater Drilling and Schlumberger Technology dismissive of what happened, they did not take the basic investigative steps to find out who was responsible.
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Supervisors and other workers subjected Hispanic employees to verbal abuse, including "racist remarks and excessive yelling," it says.
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The officer's partner also did not report this unlawful force, and supervisors deemed the use of force justified.
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Anthony says he raised the issues with his supervisors and management, who promised his complaints would be addressed.
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Anthony complained about the discrimination to his supervisors multiple times, the lawsuit claims, but they allegedly did nothing.
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The "Stop Secret Surveillance" ordinance passed 8-1 in a vote by the city's board of supervisors Tuesday.
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Positions including department order writers, supervisors, store scanners, and customer service teams positions are currently the most vulnerable.
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He talks about actual fraud that was conducted and then supervisors certified that yeah this time was worked.
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Several studies found that harassment is more prevalent where men outnumber women and where supervisors are mostly male.
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Mr. Milner sued the agency in 2015, saying he had been unfairly demoted and retaliated against by supervisors.
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Those labor laws are often sporadically enforced, and don't cover some kinds of employees, like contractors or supervisors.
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When her supervisors don't believe her, she must figure out how to stop the invasion on her own.
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What worries international banks more is that domestic supervisors are tightening requirements for foreign lenders on their turf.
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In the years that followed, I would hire baristas, sales associates, bra specialists, and various supervisors and managers.
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EU sources said that the delay was caused by unclear rules and excessive discretionary powers for national supervisors.
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In the metadata programme each search of a seed had to be approved by one of 22 supervisors.
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The main concern for San Francisco's Board of Supervisors is the rise in teen use of e-cigarettes.
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As Refinery29 has previously reported, female supervisors are 138% more likely to experience harassing behaviors in the workplace.
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They also provide construction supervisors who are on-site during jobs to make sure things meet given standards.
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When Anita Hill brought her accusations, working women had more authority to challenge supervisors that sexually harassed them.
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The zero risk weight rule is based on a global standard from the Basel Committee of banking supervisors.
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Brienne Rose is one of the hottest up-and-coming music supervisors in the film and television industry.
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In order for this to be implemented, San Francisco's board of supervisors will have to endorse the agreement.
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He said there was evidence that BFI told Leadpoint supervisors to move certain employees to specific recycling lines.
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In the docs, the cameraman said he told Michael to stop and reported the incident to his supervisors.
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Training might not have covered that specific example but it teaches supervisors to research what they don't know.
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Supervisors are on guard for setups that are little more than fronts for staff still working in London.
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PDT The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to implement a permitting process for the scooters.
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I was misgendered at the beginning in my first year, but only because I hadn't told my supervisors.
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I can also picture music supervisors from other productions weeping at the way Vinyl flaunts these industry connections.
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According to Schneiderman, Iwanika's Exxon supervisors told him to use a smaller tax, suggested by the Canadian government.
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"There are a lot of unintended consequences with this," said Santa Cruz Board of Supervisors Chairman Manuel Ruiz.
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They are overseen by F.B.I. supervisors and Justice Department prosecutors, and so can usually be started more quickly.
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Some majors found it difficult to match the entrepreneurial spirit in which field supervisors had great operational latitude.
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The ordinance requires a second vote by the supervisors next week and approval by Mayor Edwin M. Lee.
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The divided opinions on how to handle the problems are evident among members of the Board of Supervisors.
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Born in South Korea, Steel is the first Korean-American elected to the Orange County Board of Supervisors.
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Paychex surveyed active employees and supervisors from industries like medicine, manufacturing, finance, and retail using an online survey.
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Often the supervisors and workers spoke only Spanish, and it was hard to understand the orders and measurements.
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That position on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors led to her being elected mayor of San Francisco.
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The accusations included claims that co-workers or supervisors sexually propositioned, groped or exposed themselves to the women.
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Hk * employee representatives' meeting of bank re-elected Deng Zhiying and Xiang Xi as employee supervisors of bank.
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They seek to hold the supervisors, executives and boards who condone perpetrators' behavior accountable for that sexual misconduct.
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Gillespie's tight victory over Prince William County Board of Supervisors chair Corey Stewart came as a major surprise.
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You can check out our full list breaking down salaries of firefighters and their first-line supervisors here.
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The SFCTA is not a policy-making agency, but its bosses (the San Francisco Board of Supervisors) are.
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"I don't believe I did anything wrong," he said, adding that his supervisors had told him they agreed.
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"I'm sure they're going to be more aware of bringing people in," Ms. Bridges said of her supervisors.
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Two San Francisco supervisors introduced an ordinance last week that would forbid employee cafeterias in new corporate construction.
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The suit said the harassment was not limited to the sergeant and was not taken seriously by supervisors.
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The county Board of Supervisors was expected to decide soon whether to put the recall on the ballot.
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The Americans were at times very offended by and felt a lack of respect from the Chinese supervisors.
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And he was being watched — by his Air Force supervisors, who were recording and monitoring his every reaction.
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Despite the flood of women in my 6,000-person office, female supervisors could be counted on one hand.
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Still, election supervisors remain optimistic the day will go smoothly, in part because turnout won't be that high.
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The supervisors keep a list of all the doctors who received a mask, as if in a library.
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She said financial system supervisors should aim to preserve stability, ensuring banking system soundness while sustaining economic activity.
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He previously served on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, representing the district previously represented by Harvey Milk.
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Restaurant supervisors and employees will receive training through interactive and computer-based training programs and in-person discussions.
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She said financial system supervisors should aim to preserve stability, ensuring banking system soundness while sustaining economic activity.
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A few weeks later, the San Francisco supervisors unanimously passed the ordinance and issued cease-and-desist letters.
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Then, while working at a textile factory, he falls in love with one of his supervisors (Renata Cabral).
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Some employees alleged that white supervisors dispensed special treatment to white subordinates, a charge the company emphatically denied.
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Their supervisors reassured them this week that they would suffer no retaliation for withdrawing from the Stone case.
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Shockingly, more than 40 percent say they can't disclose violations of law or ethics without reprisals by supervisors.
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The San Diego County Board of Supervisors, also controlled by Republicans, is considering joining the suit as well.
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In San Diego, Gonzalez's supervisors had started to reject his requests for funds to travel to interview witnesses.
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Kincaid continued to document additional misconduct by the two supervisors even after she turned in her preliminary report.
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Dealers argued that if Wynn wanted to give supervisors a raise, he should reach into his own pocket.
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"Everybody talks about children being our future," said Norman Yee, a member of San Francisco's Board of Supervisors.
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Like Carige, Popolare di Bari could soon be placed under special administration by banking supervisors, one source said.
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In some cases domestic supervisors have shown little interest in acting, as reputational damages could hit national economies.
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High-end items such as jewelry, stamps, electronics, or items over $300, which need supervisors' initials on them.
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WOODBRIDGE, Va. — Prince William County Board of Supervisors Chair Corey Stewart announced Thursday he would challenge Virginia Sen.
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"Now we're waiting to hear from the Chargers," said San Diego County Board of Supervisors Chairman Ron Roberts.
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She said she believes her hours were reduced, resulting in less pay, after informing supervisors she was pregnant.
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According to the lawsuit, Bhaduri was fired in August after disclosing her pregnancy to supervisors at USA Today.
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Daniel Spencer, a black reverend and resident, admonished the supervisors for not taking action against the squad immediately.
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Religious women are revolting against their exclusion from the ranks of kashrut supervisors and joining alternative kashrut boards.
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But she had conflicts with her supervisors and lasted just over a year in the job before quitting.
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The agency said it was authorized to have 60 people in the division, including supervisors and administrative staff.
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It said it continuously seeks to enhance its practices, such as by looking at those of other supervisors.
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The Maltese bank had for long been a concern for euro zone supervisors, an ECB official told Reuters.
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But he held off in hopes that the Napa County Board of Supervisors will write its own rules.
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Just south in Napa, the county initiative is now hanging as a nudge to force supervisors to act.
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Ron DeSantis, a Republican, has urged county elections supervisors to move polling places out of assisted living facilities.
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Its board of supervisors released a statement saying that no separated children had been sent to its facility.
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Since 2000, according to ProPublica, at least two SIU supervisors have been assassinated after their identities were leaked.
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Prince William Board of County Supervisors Chair Corey A. Stewart is polling at 11 percent, and state Sen.
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The character you're referring to is an amalgam of six different supervisors, but he represents a prevailing attitude.
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The Florida Division of Elections, which falls under the Florida Department of State, told county supervisors of elections earlier this month that it had put a temporary hold on sending voters' criminal records to county elections offices, effectively pausing the process by which supervisors remove eligible voters from the rolls.
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Convinced that his supervisors were punishing him unlawfully, and fearing for his reputation, he started to record his conversations.
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Some of the South Korean factory supervisors were able to leave Kaesong on Thursday before the North Korean announcement.
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No police officers or supervisors had been disciplined in the latest episode as of Monday afternoon, the police said.
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"To sum up: equivalence is not perfect, neither for firms nor for supervisors," Dombrovskis told CityWeek conference in London.
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It was later found that she had forged the initials of one of her supervisors on the drug tests.
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Stewart is the chair of the Prince William County Board of Supervisors and has previously run for statewide office.
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Last week, San Francisco's Board of Supervisors passed a citywide ban on governmental use of the technology for surveillance.
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The ban is part of a broader anti-surveillance ordinance that the city's Board of Supervisors approved on Tuesday.
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In concurrent conversations with supervisors, Marsham made it clear that she didn't feel safe working with Berganza, she said.
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Sanitation workers — both collectors and supervisors — wear different shades of dark green uniforms with a reflective vest on top.
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"The Board of Supervisors got it wrong," CALinnovates Montgomery said in a statement after the passage of the amendment.
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His supervisors said Groubert protected the public by chasing a suspect who fired on him during a traffic stop.
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They are under pressure from supervisors and shareholders to reduce costs, and from clients to work better and faster.
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Additionally, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors — which oversees the hospital — is now planning hearings on its billing practices.
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Lower-income workers were also more likely to say their supervisors were not supportive of them taking time off.
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The Orange County Board of Supervisors met in March and decided to join the Justice Department's lawsuit against California.
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The city's board of supervisors, who oversee the hospital, will also hold a hearing on the issue this Thursday.
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Across the European Union supervisors are more likely to be male, even when most of their underlings are female.
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Johnson had allegedly talked to supervisors after she had an issue at the plant with Nolen earlier that day.
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When he went public about the issue—speaking to a Huffington Post reporter—his supervisors at Vanderbilt weren't happy.
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According to the documents obtained, NIST researchers sought permission from supervisors only after they had conducted their initial research.
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Supervisors on the ground saw the phallic flight path while tracking the plane and raised the issue with Coan.
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I am volunteering for two Democratic candidates running for San Francisco Board of Supervisors, Hillary Ronen and Kimberly Alvarenga.
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The Basel Committee, a body of banking supervisors from nearly 30 countries, has been discussing the issue for months.
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Workers also alleged that supervisors coerced payments from them for everything from medical leave and promotions to bathroom breaks.
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Of those supervisors, one was terminated, two were demoted and nine were suspended for from three to 30 days.
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China's vice finance minister told Reuters last year Chinese supervisors needed to learn from countries like the United States.
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He then knowingly made false statements to three supervisors that he had not fired his weapon, the indictment says.
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It's the first time the Board of Supervisors would be on record saying we are committed to police reform.
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Those policies act as a signal to officers and supervisors that extreme use of force will not be tolerated.
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The Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors' ordinance, passed earlier this year, remains a vestigial reminder of the initial panic.
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The lawsuits also request both supervisors be required to preserve all ballots and records connected with the 2018 election.
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In January, the EU parliament adopted a much more ambitious text that would have given EU supervisors more clout .
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Blued said in its statement that it will continue to accept inspections by the media regulator and other supervisors.
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San Diego County's Board of Supervisors took action recently against the laws, which are designed to protect undocumented immigrants.
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There are no on-site supervisors and there is never a lone woman on the team, Mr. Brooks said.
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Spokespeople for Detzner and Governor Rick Scott, both Republicans, said the state will advise local election supervisors to comply.
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"Supervisors torture girls to extract work beyond their capacity," ICN quoted an 18-year-old former worker as saying.
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He said a decision on whether or not to appeal would be made by the county's board of supervisors.
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"I'm sure that the WTA supervisors have done their best to try to make the schedule equal," she said.
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Yet their supervisors have been sometimes unable, and other times reluctant, to take the steps necessary to fire them.
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Investigators from the inspector general's office interviewed 173 people for the report, including corrections officers, their supervisors and inmates.
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First-line supervisors of mechanics, installers, and repairers directly supervise and coordinate the activities of mechanics, installers, and repairers.
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In 2013, the Siskiyou County board of supervisors approved a declaration that called for breaking away from the state.
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Strong supervisors will own up to their mistakes and will thank the employee for bringing something to their attention.
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Chances are you'll encounter a lot of supervisors throughout your career with whom you won't see eye to eye.
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Popowycz acknowledged that some human-resources supervisors had sold fake I.D.s; when the company found out, it fired them.
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Stewart, the chairman of the Prince William County Board of Supervisors, has been a vocal defender of Confederate monuments.
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Workers deserve the right to make their own decisions, free of peer pressure or fear of retaliation from supervisors.
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One of his frustrations is that the camp supervisors seem to know only how to intimidate, criticize and curse.
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The settlement is still pending approval from the Board of Supervisors, after which Airbnb will officially drop its lawsuit.
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Dombrovskis said the strategy will include giving bank supervisors more powers to "actively encourage banks to address the problem".
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In that case, one of the supervisors overseeing the autonomous vehicle will take the wheel to complete the journey.
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Rather than lecturing, professors act as supervisors and facilitators—something Rifkin argues will redefine the way students acquire knowledge.
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Supervisors feel the pressure to keep the production line moving as fast as possible and to keep machines running.
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Last March, the county Board of Supervisors put an immediate moratorium on all administrative court fees in juvenile cases.
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"The parents were very good about holding onto the child," according to interviews with two supervisors at the exhibit.
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She told her supervisors that she was contacted by players on social media, but did not respond to them.
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Their labor benefited New York & Atlantic, she said, and they were hired, fired, disciplined and directed by railway supervisors.
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Two city supervisors recently proposed new legislation that would more tightly regulate vacation rentals (like Airbnb) in the city.
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The city's Board of Supervisors voted on Tuesday to prohibit the use of facial recognition technology within city limits.
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Under Hoenig's approach, the burden would be placed on bank supervisors, assuming trades are permitted unless regulators prove otherwise.
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But lawmakers took issue with the notion that the elections supervisors were the victims — as opposed to the public.
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Hoteliers and the union are talking about jointly training supervisors about what to do when immigration authorities show up.
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He said he would dismiss anyone found guilty of harassment and supervisors who sweep such charges under the rug.
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Republicans had suggested, without offering proof, that their candidates' slim leads were shrinking because elections supervisors were miscounting ballots.
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" It says he got drunk "with the permission and knowledge of one or more of his supervisors at Viacom.
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Purdue supervisors had also drafted an article published in a medical journal without any disclosure of the company's role.
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They report that turnover among line workers is high, and that sometimes supervisors join the line during extended shifts.
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The supervisors requested photos of her on reporting trips, according to the suit, and made comments on her appearance.
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From that initial conversation, they assembled a group of five faculty supervisors from M.I.T., UMass Dartmouth and Birzeit University.
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In 20123, unsure of exactly what his supervisors expected him to be doing, he experimented with his own approaches.
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We know federal law enforcement did not stop him nor did trainers or coaches or deans or medical supervisors.
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I. will be a significant factor in the future work lives of relatively well-paid managers, supervisors, and analysts.
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It largely eliminated an option that allowed bank supervisors to flag weaknesses in capital planning processes during stress testing.
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A 2016 resolution from the San Francisco Board of Supervisors officially recognized the neighborhood as the city's garden district.
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At the same time, law firms shed 180,000 to 190,000 legal secretaries, other legal support workers and their supervisors.
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They will be accompanied by 200 "full-time supervisors," Xinhua reported, although it's unclear what they will be doing.
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The training school, called Integrad, is like an intense boot camp for new UPS driver candidates and aspiring supervisors.
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In November, supervisors' wages rose by just 1.7%, compared with the 3.7% wage gain for nonsupervisory and production employees.
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"Employees who have revoked their union authorization cards have faced retaliation and harassment from multiple supervisors," the filing said.
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Many TSA high-level supervisors, from airport directors to agency administrators have been forced out for overall poor performance.
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Juli Briskman won a seat on the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors, beating the incumbent Republican in her district.
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Included in this sum is $81 million in "unclear value" amidst a dubious Council of State Science Supervisors contract.
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Mr. Ramirez Palma had raised concerns about problems with the construction with supervisors multiple times, according to his lawyers.
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During the fight between Newsom and the Board of Supervisors, Harris publicly supported Newsom and opposed the Board's legislation.
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He even kept up the relationship after his supervisors, who were growing suspicious, told him to break it off.
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Tesla in October fired about 400 employees including associates, team leaders and supervisors, Reuters reported, citing a former employee.
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San Diego County's board of supervisors voted to lobby against Trump's offshore drilling plan, Fox 85033 San Diego reports.
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In June, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors banned the sale of all e-cigarettes, beginning in early 2020.
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He discussed the major challenges of conservation with supervisors and arrived at a novel approach: In-vitro fertilization (IVF).
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"I am concerned that TSA employees... fear their supervisors more than they fear a potential terrorist threat," Livingston said.
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"We're not out of the woods yet," said Dianne Jacob, the chairwoman of San Diego County's board of supervisors.
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And they must be supported by managers and supervisors who prioritize long-term well-being over short-term responses.
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"I hear about it every day," said Phil Serna, a Democratic member of the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors.
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But the accountant could only identify about 700 jobs that needed to be done, according to three project supervisors.
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But it's unclear whether a majority of the notoriously fractious Board of Supervisors will coalesce behind any one candidate.
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And, famously, in 1977, an openly gay man, Harvey Milk, was elected to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors.
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Supervisors can then choose to convene a court-martial, but there is no standard punishment for online sexual harassment.
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Hillary Ronen, one of the supervisors co-sponsoring the new hearings, voted to approve the hospital prices in 2017.
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Raymond knew his recordings wouldn't carry much weight unless he got his supervisors to call the banned practice by name.
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After the separation of firms and supervisors in 1989, Britain soon had some of the cleanest rivers on the continent.
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Schawe-Lane also says Amazon violated the Americans with Disabilities Act because supervisors viewed her gender dysphoria as a disability.
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Aaron Peskin, a member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, introduced the Stop Secret Surveillance Ordinance proposal on Tuesday.
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Despite having homeschool teachers watching over the kids during the day, no babysitters or adult supervisors ever stay the night.
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Kenyan workers on the Standard Gauge Railway; Chinese supervisors on the platform in Nairobi; Kenyan staff man the modern terminal.
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But he questions why Chinese supervisors were flown in to oversee the construction work, saying it created a bad environment.
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The pace of bad loan sales has been the main sticking point in thorny talks with European Central Bank supervisors.
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Briskman, a Democrat, is challenging Republican Suzanne Volpe for her seat on the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors in 2019.
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Supervisors took possible pregnancies into consideration when discussing who could receive a promotion, a former hiring manager told the NYT.
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At least two supervisors told these men they should threaten Messina with physical violence to stop their torment, lawsuits allege.
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Workers did not take any precautionary measures, while two supervisors did not arrange immediate evacuation after the accident, it added.
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Mr. Davis told his supervisors as much in a 2014 report in which he recommended that Officer Fry be fired.
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The requirements are undeniably insane, and even city supervisors who backed the law have agreed that registration should be easier.
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And the pressure didn't just come from protesters; some on the city's Board of Supervisors also wanted him gone. 4.
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That might involve being passed over for promotions based on seniority or becoming alienated from supervisors who distrust unionized workers.
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It seems only a matter of time before this album is pillaged by music supervisors looking to add emotional oomph.
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Yeah, but for his politics, the people who vote in a board of supervisors primary are not tech employees, right?
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And in late February, several dozen activists made the case for divestment at a San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting.
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Follow-Up: As I've met my supervisors, co-workers, and other office mates, I have tried to implement your advice.
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When her parents alerted her supervisors, she says she was demoted and later fired for "minor infractions," reports the Times.
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In many instances, supervisors didn't take their concerns seriously, or these men ended up facing career- and life-altering repercussions.
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Thirty-five supervisors have been disciplined for harassment as part of the program, she added, and 11 have been fired.
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Federal supervisors have imposed more than a dozen restrictions on Wells until it shows it has better safeguards in place.
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The sergeant, Kizzy Adonis, was one of two Police Department supervisors to initially respond to the scene of the encounter.
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Details: The new charges include "claims of groping, indecent exposure, propositions for sex, and lewd comments by supervisors," per NBC.
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San Francisco's Board of Supervisors unanimously approved an ordinance today that prohibits the sale of e-cigarettes within the city.
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Nashville Police Chief Steve Anderson said more than 70 officers and 18 supervisors were pulled off regular duties to respond.
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Read the full indictment Officers and supervisors witnessing the assaults agreed not to intervene, according to the indictment filed Wednesday.
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When her supervisors urged her to apply for a management position in May 2018, she naturally jumped at the chance.
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Stapleton says the last few months have been "incredibly stressful and confusing" as supervisors have tried to discredit her story.
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They said that their supervisors threatened to write them up if they were caught praying in Amazon's empty conference rooms.
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San Bernardino County's Board of Supervisors is re-considering a ban on events inside regular Insomniac venue San Manuel Amphitheater.
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Page also admitted to meeting with high-level Russian officials, and said he relayed that information to his campaign supervisors.
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On Monday afternoon, San Francisco city supervisors held a committee meeting about regulating the motorized scooters left on city streets.
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Shamed by her supervisors and sidelined by her colleagues, Lee's career as an international sales representative at the company stagnated.
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"Communication is not a one-way street, and it goes beyond the confidential dialogue between supervisors and banks," Enria said.
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It also needs to revisit how supervisors are evaluated and crack down on those who threaten employees over sales targets.
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Guards say they have no opportunity to rise within the museum hierarchy, which in turn protects inept managers and supervisors.
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Supervisors then designed a software device to recognize whether the vehicle was undergoing standard U.S. emissions testing on a dynamometer.
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When your peers or supervisors praise your work, definitely keep track of that as supporting material for the raise discussion.
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Once the F.B.I. has identified someone as a potential threat, supervisors often have an undercover agent contact the suspect online.
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"Many of the investigators and supervisors were the same in both investigations, but the investigatory tactics were not," he said.
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For example, only 36 percent of federal supervisors or managers were women, and managers get paid more than non-managers.
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One recent afternoon, she spent an hour on the hard wooden benches in the chamber of the Board of Supervisors.
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Corey Stewart, the controversial chairman of the Prince William County Board of Supervisors, has won the Virginia GOP Senate primary.
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Ratings help these companies to achieve enormous scale, managing large pools of untrained contract workers without having to hire supervisors.
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Among the 5,300 bank employees fired because of the scandal were bank branch managers and some of their direct supervisors.
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Among those arrested in the raids on Tuesday were call center owners, floor managers, accountants and supervisors, Mr. Ranade said.
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The supervisors at an elderly care home near the rice fields decided to put all the residents in one room.
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And restaurant workers who escape the cycle of addiction still face enormous pressure to satisfy customers, co-workers and supervisors.
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But TransCare emergency workers described pressure from supervisors to go further and raid supply carts, sometimes without the hospital's blessing.
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She alleged assaults and sexual violence by coaches, supervisors, colleagues, service staff at a Tyrolean boarding school for ski racers.
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Ford officials say that they have a strict policy against retaliation, and that supervisors who exact retribution will be disciplined.
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Although the city's centrist mayor, Ed Lee, generally supported tech companies, the legislative branch (the Board of Supervisors) was split.
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This week, San Francisco's Board of Supervisors voted 10-0 to toughen short-term rental laws already on the books.
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Stewart, the controversial chairman of the Prince William County Board of Supervisors, was participating in a debate against incumbent Sen.
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China's vice finance minister told Reuters last year that Chinese supervisors needed to learn from countries like the United States.
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But two said that promotions went to those who pushed employees hardest, which led some supervisors to treat workers harshly.
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The decision was approved by the city's Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, with supervisor Catherine Stefani as the only nay.
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The bill was helmed by Peskin, and co-sponsored by supervisors Norman Yee, Shamann Walton, Hillary Ronen, and Matt Haney.
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How can they get on those school boards, water boards, city councils, and boards of supervisors to make a difference?
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The cyclist who went viral for flipping off Trump's motorcade just won an election for her county's board of supervisors
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Three strikes gets the cleaner fired, and their supervisors will face disciplinary action too, reported the state-run People's Daily.
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One of their central complaints was sexual harassment and assault by supervisors, which left them humiliated, enraged and often pregnant.
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But he rejected the explanation that he and his supervisors were simply busy with other aspects of the Russia investigation.
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Belia Ramos, the chairwoman of the Napa County board of supervisors, said the county was dealing with three main fires.
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Once that has happened, local election supervisors have "fairly broad authority for how to handle emergency situations," Mr. Lux said.
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I realize my prospective supervisors from both schools will be there along with several other academics whose work I admire.
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Lankes and her supervisor, Liz Reiter, then sat down with Reiter's boss and a team of other supervisors and caseworkers.
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Mr. Sprouls and the other call center workers at his office in Warwick, R.I., still have plenty of human supervisors.
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That is no small irony: When the bill was before the legislature, supervisors in the state's 15 counties opposed it.
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And Morales said the president's rhetoric also emboldened supervisors at the club to make abusive remarks about her immigration status.
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The Board of Supervisors in Kern County voted in October to ban any marijuana-related activity, both cultivation and sale.
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On his application, he had written that he had never been arrested, but his supervisors said his record showed otherwise.
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To upgrade your probes you must extend Trust to them, just as your human supervisors once extended it to you.
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There was also a mandatory training session on discrimination and harassment for administrators, principals, assistant principals and supervisors on Monday.
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Around the same time, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors appointed a special prosecutor to look into the case.
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Elections supervisors had already been scheduled to count overseas mail ballots through 25 days after the election, which is Friday.
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Whereas many of those immigrants would have been released previously, ICE supervisors chose instead to detain nearly all of them.
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This is Future the Prince's first time producing for TV. They both also serve as musical supervisors for the series.
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She uses the example of the decision by the board of supervisors to ban fur clothing and products in March.
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In 2013, eight of Dr. Tyndall's co-workers reported concerns about Dr. Tyndall to their supervisors, according to the lawsuits.
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Breed's declaration is effective immediately for seven days, though the board of supervisors will vote on its continuation March 3.
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Gonzalez was not troubled by the ruse, which had been approved by his supervisors to win over a crucial source.
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The 10 supervisors who report the most posts per month will receive prizes such as Apple Inc iPhones it added.
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Bafin has asked banks to fill in a questionnaire on their exposure and return it to supervisors by March 3.
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One of those injured was Delmer Joel Ramírez Palma, a metal worker who had repeatedly reported safety issues to supervisors.
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Training first-level supervisors to reduce favoritism and harassment and offering bonuses can keep current workers in farm work longer.
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From 1984 to 2014, the groom's mother was a member of the Chippewa County board of supervisors, in Chippewa Falls.
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Field supervisors with the Border Patrol have the discretion to allow children younger than 5 to stay with their parents.
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Today, the Network for Greening the Financial System, a group of central banks and supervisors, counts more than 50 members.
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Companies can provide this service through an anonymous hotline but employees usually prefer reporting misconduct to direct supervisors, she says.
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A late bid to keep the Oakland Raiders from moving took a step forward after supervisors in Alameda County, Calif.
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Interestingly, in each case near the beginning of the third round of reductions, supervisors began bragging about improvements in efficiency.
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Before that, Ramirez Palma had warned his supervisors that there were potentially dangerous lapses in the safety of the construction.
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Supervisors decided to do nothing, refusing to take up calls to cut funding to the rescue service that employs McNabb.
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August 214 - A group of victims' families files civil manslaughter charges against South Yorkshire Police supervisors Duckenfield and Bernard Murray.
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There is a 13-member stakeholder and consumer board, all of whom are approved by the County Board of Supervisors.
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All of this makes the San Francisco Board of Supervisors' line of attack on the organization all the more baffling.
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They gave the highest marks to issues that include supervisors, interest in work and, in first place, people at work.
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Another officer, however, testified that she was given no guidance on checking with supervisors before using pre-signed I-200s.
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Workplaces should "become obsessed with deviant behavior," he added, and socialize everyone with proper training, starting with first-line supervisors.
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The Conference of State Bank Supervisors and New York Department of Financial Services are suing the OCC over the plan.
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Laboring in the textile mills of Lowell, Massachusetts, they faced exhausting 14-hour days, abusive supervisors and dangerous working conditions.
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Two males also raped her in retaliation for her efforts to inform their supervisors of the incident, Caitlan Boyle said.
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In fact, when they reported the harassment to their supervisors, their complaints were met with little response, or more racism.
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They say Hinckley did this twice ... but both times he lied to supervisors and said he'd gone to the movies.
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Whereas the supervisors are very much crafting and arcing out ideas that we are changing and revising as we go.
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The task falls to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, an 20153-member board that oversees city policies and budgets.
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Instead, the board of supervisors unanimously approved the ZSFG charges in a voice vote that latest less than a minute.
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Last week San Francisco's Board of Supervisors approved an ordinance banning facial recognition software by law enforcement and other local agencies.
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Yet, at larger organizations, interns rarely get to see upper management, and only work directly with supervisors part of the time.
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They are the women who raised me — my aunts and cousins, my Sunday-school teachers and babysitters and field-trip supervisors.
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"How comfortable employees feel about providing upward feedback to their supervisors is a major indicator of overall happiness," the report states.
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The package also comes with trained supervisors who drop in on teachers to make sure they're actually sticking to the script.
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"Supervisors will now discuss the results of the exercise with banks, including the potential implications of these risks," the BoE said.
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In May 2018, he similarly told his supervisors he planned to go to China to take care of his ailing mother.
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After that, Porter said, supervisors began writing him up for even the tiniest mistakes, issues they often ignored for other officers.
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The project just received approval from the San Francisco Planning Commission and now must pass through the city's Board of Supervisors.
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The letter was not enough to sway Santa Clara's Board of Supervisors, and the Sheriff's Department's use policy stayed as is.
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PTSB in particular has come under pressure from European Central Bank supervisors to cut its level of non-performing loans (NPLs).
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At least two supervisors at the club were aware and helped them evade detection to keep their jobs, per the Times.
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