Pulizzi became the target of vicious retaliation after she reported Kenneally's actions to Monster's human resources department, according to her lawsuit, which said that Kenneally directed colleagues to stop working with her and addressed her in abusive and derogatory ways.
Mr. Jones is controlling, directing his colleagues, launching himself into their arms and expecting to be caught.
I'm taking tips when it comes round to my birthday - and directing my colleagues to the nearest shoe shop.
Then you'd see him picking up the ball from his goalkeeper, or taking a free kick, or directing his colleagues from midfield.
The results might indicate that health care employees can disseminate their risk perceptions through communication with their direct colleagues.
This is an import aspect of microblogging in education because it challenges students to direct colleagues and in some cases the instructor to "audio, and video that might help them understand the settings and context of assigned texts" (Jones, 2015:102015
They were also particularly helpful in bedside training of the ICU nurses, their direct colleagues.
If physicians needed advice about pain management, they consulted their direct colleagues (74%), their pharmacist (53%) or the palliative care consultation team (not in Table).
However, this service appears to be called upon in particular by general practitioners, and much less often by specialists in hospitals who often call on their direct colleagues, which may be more practical and private but jeopardizes independence.
In order to avoid anxiety, bias or refusal of participation among the care-givers, it is made clear that none of the direct colleagues or patients will be able to see the images and that these images cannot be claimed by the patient in case of an adverse outcome.
