So the warden looked over at the head of the steward's department and said, "Put him in the kitchen".
Researchers should record and report stability of workplaces (ownership, mergers, moves, etc), change of key personnel (eg local middle manager, head of department, shop steward), and turn over rate of staff; this applies especially for studies running for more than a year.
I meet James Schamus the morning the Oscar nominations are announced, news of which he received with mixed emotions: cheering for the success of Dallas Buyers Club, a film he stewarded as head of Focus Pictures, and which garnered six nominations; and swallowing the somewhat bitter pill of it coming three months after he was unceremoniously fired.
There, he works as the head steward of the hired Mayan helpers and proves himself an asset to the team.
Danny Jordaan, head of the organising committee, condemned the stewards' actions as "unacceptable".
Under the Carolingians he became responsible for organizing the journeys of king or emperor and, by 1071, was the chief officer—steward of the household, head of the army, and administrator of the royal demesne.
Ron Gebhardtsbauer, head of the actuarial science program at Pennsylvania State University, said G.M. and its government stewards could reduce the risk by raising the retirement age in the future.
We need young shop stewards and young activists, too," said Larry Cohen, the former president of the Communications Workers of America and the head of Our Revolution.
Yet Cardinal Edward M. Egan, who will retire in April as head of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York, rarely evoked that kind of reaction during his nine years as steward of the church's flagship diocese in the United States.
As the head steward, Kelvin Arias oversees all of the restaurant's deliveries and makes sure all the food is checked in.
