Junior leaders "can control so much if we give them clear guidance, responsibility, authority and accountability, and allow them to own their situations," the message says, noting other concerns among personnel, such as added collateral duties that strain junior leaders' ability to focus on personal and professional development.
As collateral duties to this position, he is also the North American Node leader for the GlobalSoilMap project and in this capacity has worked closely with the international community in building the consortium and consistent application of standards and specifications for digital soil mapping.
We're just lucky to live in this day where, when I take a photograph with a camera … we can e-mail it straight into our Twitter feeds, and it just makes it so much easier to share this experience … It's almost just become a little collateral duty of ours, so you don't even think about it through the day, it's so easy.
If you don't have the budget to hire a full-time "DreamLeader," could that be a collateral duty for leaders?
The legislation, H.R. 2428, would direct the companies to insert into their by-laws a provision requiring any employee accused of "fraud, moral turpitude or breach of fiduciary duty" to "post collateral, security, bonding, or other assurances of repayment" in order to have the legal fees advanced.
Accordingly, a fiduciary's use of ESG factors, if motivated by the fiduciary's own sense of ethics or to obtain collateral benefits for third parties, violates the duty of loyalty.
As we can see, Pratt's duty in Newport, and its collateral assignment to the General Board, permitted him to stay in touch with naval affairs in Washington.
Assigned next as a surface warfare officer aboard the USS San Jacinto, a guided missile cruiser based in Norfolk, Va., Whittemore served in an unexpected collateral role as a legal officer, handling minor legal duties under the supervision of JAG officers.
The most moving aspect of "Collateral Damages" is the firefighters' sense of brotherhood and duty to their jobs.
The Anna Karenina characteristics include alleged appropriation of corporate opportunities and director exculpation in breach of fiduciary duty cases, as well as questions re collateral estoppel, and whether post-hoc adjustments to management's projections are permissible.
Mostafa and his family are the human collateral of a housing market where motivation to pursue profit overrides duty to provide for a disabled man and his family.
