Sentence examples for management tier from inspiring English sources
The complete resignation of the Brazilian FA management tier and their replacement by benign, entirely reasonable experts in sporting administration would be a good start.
Joe Kaeser, his counterpart at GE's archrival, Siemens, is abolishing a whole management tier and reducing the number of divisions below it.
Meanwhile, as former education secretary Michael Gove's vision of a more market-led school system has materialised, in which multi-academy trusts have taken the place of local authorities, salary levels have soared within the management tier, it can be revealed.
Similarly, the view of management interface support provides IT engineers with security administration at the management tier.
At the management tier, the privilege control and role identification are required when the engineers are conducting system maintenance.
An example of this was seen in the case of vertical segregation in top health facility management, where study respondents did not have access to objective data on the extent of male overrepresentation in the highest health management tier.
They should also be closing any distances between management tiers.
The Times examined diversity in several top management tiers of the Bloomberg administration.
Some 64% of members of our County Councils Network said they are likely to look for further efficiencies in back office management tiers even though only two-thirds (38%) thought this would be effective.
Members were more optimistic than officers that frequent procurement from small and medium-sized enterprises would be an effective way to stimulate the local economy, that even more savings could be driven out of back office and management tiers, and that letting parts of the council stand alone as cooperatives or businesses would be effective.
Ms Jones said: "I believe over the last three years people haven't noticed because we've been doing behind the scenes cuts - we've reduced management tiers, we've brought in efficiencies.
