Bailey warned of the dangers of handing the NEC control over staffing.
The fear is that those teachers might eventually be forced into high-needs schools, thus undermining both the quality of instruction and the system that gave principals control over staffing.
Although more control over staffing and personnel decisions would certainly be helpful to principals and administration officials anxious to improve students' performance, some job protections for teachers should remain in place.
This means we have no direct control over staffing levels or performance but on the other hand we do not have to appoint, train or manage staff locally.
"Hospitals exercise a lot of control over their staff, especially nurses, since they're at the bottom of the chain," said Mr. Kelleher, the state investigator.
With a bit more enthusiasm, Dallas clipped the interim tag off Jason Garrett and, more surprisingly, Jerry Jones, the team owner, promised to give him control over his staff.
8 P.M. (Logo) PRETTY HURTS Rand Rusher, the registered nurse who administers nonsurgical cosmetic procedures to some of the denizens of Los Angeles, must deal with a country singer who brings her freely urinating, dyed-pink puppy to his office and his business manager's insistence on putting out a comment box to inject a little control over the staff's behavior.
And prisoners have virtually no control over what staff document or fail to document".
Dr. Clarence Woods, department chief until his removal this fall, was twice faulted by county auditors for having little or no control over his staff — including surgeons and physician assistants who often worked only when they wanted to.
Without it, former Copyright Office staff say, there's not much she can do to push the office into the 21st century because she has minimal control over IT staff and no independent authority to request money to update the office.
