Sentence examples for manage older from inspiring English sources

Leyton Orient's 34-year-old striker Kevin Lisbie has heaped praise on manager Russell Slade, in particular his ability to manage older players.

He says he doesn't "manage" older employees: "I mean, I work with them.

This means that companies will have to learn how to manage older workers better.

Increasing the input of primary community district nurses and other health professionals to manage older people who are frail.

The biggest barrier to change is psychological: young high-flyers find it hard to manage older workers, and older curmudgeons resent being bossed about by whippersnappers.

The two wanted something that would be a step up from a form filler, and would support more complex workflows, too, so it could manage older websites, those that have unique login flows, or ones that even present random security questions.

We're just going to manage old chest X-ray film to look for tuberculosis.' He won't buy from us," the CEO said.

And speaking of mistakes, here are four not to make when managing older employees.

But for young executives, managing older people is more than an aesthetic challenge.

It is a pioneer in coping with one of the biggest challenges facing business: managing older workers.

I managed older women when I worked for a high-end salon several years ago, but I was worried whether our older male employees would respect my authority.