Sentence examples for administrative professionals from inspiring English sources
It was Administrative Professionals Day, which used to be called Secretaries Day.
Wednesday 27 April was Administrative Professionals' Day, formerly National Secretaries Day – an annual celebration begun in the US in 1952.
Secretaries can only hope that bosses won't take the human in question for granted, a sign that not everyone will be celebrating this Administrative Professionals Day.
(Evidently Arbor Day and Administrative Professionals Day aren't sufficiently exciting to sustain their own movies, and someone already had the foresight to claim Groundhog Day).
The clips released to coincide with Administrative Professionals' Day – Kevin baffled by the phone, botching the tea run, eagerly drafting inappropriate logos (think busty ghosts) – brilliantly showcase the gender flip that is one of the movie's key USPs.
As an administrative assistant, you are usually at the center of an office and in position to see how departments work together and how people are managed, said Currin Berdine, head editor of AdminSecret.com, which provides career information and resources to administrative professionals.
The law exempts administrative, professional and executive employees, but the White House wants to revise the exemption criteria.
Shannon Stamey, an administrative professional in Washington, has dubbed herself the "etiquette vigilante" on her blog, Disaffected Scanner Jockey.
In essence, the hundreds of pages of new rules redefine the criteria for which administrative, professional and managerial workers qualify for overtime, among them nurses, chefs, pharmacists, funeral directors, claims adjusters and restaurant managers.
Administrative professional for Noel Biderman Avid Life Media, the parent company behind the Ashley Madison website, is looking for an experienced administrator to assist CEO Noel Biderman and family on a variety of levels.
And among ABs – the social class with the highest turnout (75%), defined as "households with higher and intermediate managerial, administrative, professional occupations" – the Conservatives registered a three-point swing from Labour.
