Cadre currently employs 75 people in New York, where the company is based.
Ferrinho et al have described the practice of working in both the public and private health sector as "dual practice"(22) Professional qualifications and the particular needs of the clinic or hospital influence the cadre of staff employed for part-time duties.
Proportionately, cataract surgeons and mid-level refractionists were the cadres most commonly employed in the NGO/mission sector (22.5% and 22.8%, respectively).
Many of the ideas came from the cadre of "cool kids" employed by Mr. Fiorucci out of Milan, said Joan Kaner, the fashion director of Neiman Marcus, who was the manager of the New York Fiorucci in 1976 and 1977.
Using a modular tool, data were collected on (i) the number and cadre of health workers employed at the facility and (ii) the number actually present on the specific day of the survey.
Cadres of lackeys are employed simply to carry Nestor around, which naturally includes hauling him onto his golden toilet.
The cadres of health workers employed by the public health facilities in the state are, in hierarchical order, doctors; midwives; nurses; nurse midwives; community health officers; community health extension workers; environmental health officers; and health attendants.
In recent years many community based trials in Asia have employed various cadres of community health workers and support groups to promote birth preparedness and effective newborn care [ 140- 143].
The terrorists' own Manhattan project employed a small cadre of people, four or five per plane, apparently armed with knives and box cutters.
From Lee Kuan Yew to Deng Xiaoping, we see examples of good (but not perfect and often autocratic) leaders who showed a constant penchant for self-education and asceticism, learned from the best minds, and employed a competent cadre of subordinates, who -- leveraging the vast bureaucratic machine -- deployed a sustained stream of innovative policies geared towards national development.
