The phrase "authority managers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals who hold managerial positions with authority over a specific area or group within an organization.
Example: "The authority managers will convene next week to discuss the new policy changes affecting their departments."
Alternatives: "managerial authorities" or "supervisory managers".
Through their formal mandate, position and authority, managers are responsible for managing everyday work in Emergency Departments (EDs) as well as striving for excellence and dealing with the individual needs of practitioners and patients.
Opinion is divided among local authority managers – 41% agree with the government's objectives for their sector, but 36% disagree with the policies.
Solace, which represents local authority managers, in a statement that local government should redoubling its devolution efforts and taking this opportunity to make cities and regions the catalysts of change in our country.
Finally, of local authority managers who have endured the biggest cuts and report tougher action on cost saving than any other part of the public sector, 62% say cuts are affecting them a great deal, compared with 30% in education and 38% in health.
In turn, the education of water engineering students about in-channel wood apparently dominantly emphasizes threats caused by its presence in watercourses, so that the students' highly negative attitude toward wood needs to be significantly moderated when the graduates begin working as water authority managers.
Senior health authority managers allocated responsibility for overseeing implementation to a newly established NP steering committee.
"He's swinging the bat with a lot of authority," Manager Joe Torre said.
It's not," says Hargreaves. "I know from my own experience as a former local authority manager, there is a financial incentive to put people in residential care".
This tale told to me by a local authority manager analysing his budget... ironic, I thought, because tomorrow in his diary it just said "WFH [working from home]"... isn't that something you do when you don't have enough TOIL?
If you are being constantly attacked, bullied, or verbally abused, you will need to take greater measures to make it stop, such as reporting the person to an authority (manager, teacher or coach).
Those vastly closer to the failings at Mid Staffs – the hospital chief executive and the various health-authority managers who contested the later, much more damning evidence of poor care and high death rates – have all, quietly, gone.
