In 2005, Barbaro and another Times reporter, Steven Greenhouse, cited an internal memo written by the company's chief human-resources executive, M. Susan Chambers, in which she suggested that the company could control personnel costs by not hiring unhealthy people.
By comparing relative performance of contractors, the central government controls personnel incentives and material incentives due to economic and social development policies that mainly depend on the contractual system.
Similarly, the White House ultimately controls personnel decisions.
The PRP's online Blueprint for Rabies Prevention, which she maintains, supports rabies control personnel through the development and implementation of national canine rabies control plans.
Rivers, who also controls personnel moves as the Clippers' president of basketball operations, said he wasn't convinced that every player who sought a buyout would be granted one.
Physicians, and the institutions in which they practice, have tried to control personnel costs, technology costs, and pharmacy costs, but outliers have been beyond their grasp.
The mosquito data are managed by a spin-off company (Ecovec SA), which provides daily updates to control personnel so they can specifically target highly infested areas.
The questionnaires were controlled by personnel specifically trained for this survey who had good communication skills.
Infection control personnel are challenged to find the best strategies to achieve this.
Even when there were working computers, not enough log-in accounts were assigned to doping control personnel.
