Superiors do not choose their subordinates: the personnel people make personnel decisions, as a rule, often without consulting the manager to whom a subordinate is being assigned.
Commanding officers have their hands tied when trying to help subordinates with personnel offices located far, far away in the United States.
Suspected treason on the part of the chief counselor Hu Weiyong in 1380 caused the Hongwu emperor to abolish all executive posts in the Secretariat, thus fragmenting general administration authority among the six functionally differentiated, formerly subordinate Ministries of Personnel, Revenue, Rites, War, Justice, and Works.
Gen. John J. Maher 3rd was demoted two ranks and forced to retire last November after having affairs with the wives of two subordinate officers and "an improper personnel relationship" with an enlisted soldier.
This language was seen as trying to satisfy Mr. Annan's concerns about sending United Nations personnel to play a subordinate role in a violent, unstable Baghdad.
Health personnel learn from PA, subordinates perceived higher job motivation in PA than managers.
He returned to Washington D.C. for an assignment as director of personnel management for the Army, subordinate to the Deputy Chief of Staff for Personnel, General Maxwell R. Thurman.
Its existence was short-lived, though, and as a result of manpower shortages that occurred because of a failure to make good the heavy losses that the AIF had suffered on the Western Front in 1917, it was decided to disband the division and its subordinate units in September 1917 and use their personnel to reinforce other units.
However, following manpower shortages that occurred as a result of heavy losses amongst the AIF on the Western Front in 1917 and the failure of attempts to introduce conscription in Australia, it was decided to disband the division and its subordinate units in September 1917 and use their personnel to reinforce other units.
