Sentence examples for certain seniority from inspiring English sources

In the District of Columbia, Ms. Weingarten stepped into a stalemated contract negotiation and agreed to give up certain seniority protections and to enable schools to more easily fire poorly rated teachers.

Jill S. Levy, president of the union, the Council of School Supervisors and Administrators, said the main sticking points were salaries and the city's demands to limit certain seniority rights of assistant principals.

Under this system, all partners of a certain seniority level (i.e., who have been partners for the same number of years) receive the same profit share, irrespective of their billings or any other performance measure.

I'm not certain why seniority and problem solving capability are correlated.

"They believe in the training of new employees, and once they reach a certain level of seniority, they think they do not need to be educated anymore," he said.

Many are considering moving to in-house roles when they reach a certain level of seniority, as this can offer a better work/life balance with shorter hours and often better pay.

"After you reached a certain level of seniority," she replied, "the Speaker would appoint you to be a committee chair or to one of the responsibilities that receives a lulu".

Above a certain level of seniority businesspeople have little choice but to operate in the limelight: those who disguise their sexual identity to reach the top risk suffering Lord Browne's fate when they get there.Lord Browne is reasonably convincing that coming out is good for business.

For starters, they should consider transferring intellectual property rights to individual researchers (at least, those who have attained a certain level of seniority and credibility) for free, irrespective of the dollar amount of the grant the government provided for the creation of the invention, so long as those researchers are prepared to take the risks of starting a new business on their own.

But with a decade of experience under his belt and a certain level of seniority, Stacey finds no reason on a personal level to fear unemployment: "I don't worry, when you're in this industry, you have to ride the highs and lows.

To prevent this, magistrates used a principle of alteration, assigned responsibilities by lot or seniority, or gave certain magistrates control over certain functions.