Sentence examples for fire communications from inspiring English sources

The starting salary for a 911 operator is $27,567 a year, compared with $29,551 for a fire communications worker, a 7percentt difference.

Under the agreement, 911 operators will be raised to the same grade level as fire communications workers, and starting salaries will be the same for both.

But John Donnelly, the county's chief administration officer, said the pay differences between 911 operators and fire communications workers "was a fairness and equity issue that was clear and distinct".

"Someone might say there is a fire on 137th Road instead of 137th Street, and that is the other side of the borough," said James Ernst, a dispatcher at the fire communications center in Queens.

The county has 25 fire communications workers, who receive fire calls from 911 operators and then dispatch equipment only for smaller fire districts that do not have their own operators.

NASSAU COUNTY'S 911 operators, most of them women, took a step toward pay equity when county and union officials announced an agreement last Monday that will bring the operators' pay in line with that of fire communications workers, all of them men.

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Leaders of the University of Missouri system announced Tuesday that they would uphold their decision to fire a communications professor whose role in campus protests brought national attention.

Trump has hovered above the fray, dropping in occasionally on Twitter to scold the principals: "Wow, Ted Cruz falsely suggested Marco Rubio mocked the Bible and was just forced to fire his communications director.

He claimed he would fire White House communications staffers.