"head supervisor" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to the person in charge or the highest-ranking supervisor in a particular department or organization. Example: The head supervisor of the shipping department made sure that all packages were delivered on time and in good condition.
Before I knew it, I was surrounded by security and their head supervisor.
As he waited for the department's decision, he took a job as a deckhand with the Staten Island Ferry, and was later promoted to work for the head supervisor.
A department head, supervisor or other manager who learns of a current or prior sexual or romantic relationship must take steps to eliminate or manage the potential conflict of interest or abuse of authority.
The project is now staffed with 10 undergraduates, a lab head supervisor, and, of course, Kent.
The head supervisor of her department, Thomas Beyer, told her that to increase chances of promotion, she needed "to walk more femininely, wear makeup, have her hair styled, and wear jewelry".
(Reflective session, supervisors and head supervisor, team five and six).
When negotiations have been completed, the OSP will issue a project number; establish a corresponding account; notify the dean, department head, project supervisor; and appropriate administrative offices, and take whatever other steps are necessary so that the project supervisor may begin the research and make appropriate charges to project funds.
An officer of administration, research, or the libraries or a supporting staff member normally may not undertake any outside employment except after consultation with his or her department head or supervisor.
Medical evidence may be required when, in the opinion of the department head or supervisor, the need is indicated by the pattern of sick leave usage or the period of absence.
Each person received a monogrammed shirt that had a Fair Market Value of approximately $15.00 with a personal note from the department head and supervisor.
Each person received a monogrammed shirt that had a Fair Market Value of approximately $15 with a personal note from the department head and supervisor.
