That could include hiring an interim worker to take the reins and handle client inquiries, for example, and making sure everybody in the team, from their accountant to social media manager, is prepared to take on any extra responsibilities.
In the interim, maintenance workers had added tons of steel and concrete, and at the time of the collapse, they had about 300 tons of construction equipment and materials on the structure, the safety board said.
In the interim, 41 new workers will be added to its current staff of 1,140, including 14 nurses and 12 paraprofessionals who will oversee patient wards.
It is not unusual then for between 40 and 60% of the children's social work workforce to be interim, short-term workers.
As Channel 4 prepares to broadcast a programme created from the undercover filming in Birmingham by an interim agency social worker, we might expect it will do nothing to enhance the public perceptions of the city council nor of social workers.
Since the interim agreement, approximately 300 workers have returned to jobs, the union contends.
Finally, the main feature of the reform in December 2002 (Law 45/02) was the abolition of the firm's obligation to pay interim wages when dismissed workers appealed to labour courts, as long as the firm acknowledged the dismissal to be unfair and deposited the highest severance pay (45 days) in court two days before the dismissal.
In the interim, regular surveillance of workers with high levels of exposure to EBDCs, with specific attention to markers of thyroid and hepatic pathology, should be considered.
That could mean employers are working their existing employees harder as an interim measure before hiring more workers, said Diane Swonk, chief economist of Bank One in Chicago.
