Now many of these professionals -- a broad range of college-educated managers, administrators and midlevel executives -- have been out of work for a year or longer, especially in the hard-hit worlds of finance, communications and information technology that are concentrated in the New York area.
This definition assigns the (formal) educational requirement for managers, administrators and professionals − who are classified in the ASCO occupational categories 1-3 as "bachelor or higher".
It also offers role-based features for human resources professionals, executives, managers, administrators, and employees whether they are in or out of the office.
Blatter insisted his "fight against racism and discrimination will go on" and said he would not resign, despite calls for him to quit by numerous British players, managers, administrators and politicians.
In [30], an email network of University at Rovira i Virgili was built by regarding each email address, including those of faculty, researchers, technicians, managers, administrators, and graduate students, as a node and linking two nodes if there is an email communication.
Ginsberg's chief accusation (and complaint) is that while universities were once "heavily influenced, if not completely driven," by faculty perspectives, they are now largely controlled by administrators and staffers who increasingly dictate institutional priorities (Ginsberg's petulant terms for these proliferating miscellaneous managers, administrators and directors are "deanlets and deanlings").
The external team consisted of a programme manager, administrators and 'lots of analysts', who undertook 'forensic investigation of the data', mainly by finding errors in coding leading to overcharging (Joel, external consultant).
The participants were service users (pregnant women, including six HIV positive pregnant women) and service providers (managers, administrators, experts and health workers from different health agencies).
All the written informed consent for participation was obtained from participants, including service users (1600 pregnant women, six HIV positive pregnant women) and service providers (managers, administrators, experts and health workers from different health agencies).
The 18 KIs interviewed included: programme managers, administrators, professionals and front-line staff of which 14 were interviewed previously (Table 1).
In order to further reduce the likelihood of severe incidents occurring, correctional health services managers, administrators, health workers and other employees need to maintain vigilance in implementing, evaluating and continuously refining occupational health and safety policies and procedures.
