Sentence examples for professional support staff from inspiring English sources
Last summer, the district hired a total of 150 teachers, guidance counselors and other professional support staff.
The Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union called the London strike in protest at a below-inflation 1 per cent rise Police and community support officers, detention officers in custody suites and a range of administration and professional support staff will also take action alongside emergency call handlers.
The FBI will not have the additional necessary assets to investigate much more of this fraud because the Obama administration has requested of Congress only enough additional funds to hire 50 new special agents and 91 professional support staff.
Similarly, technical and professional support staff often turn to collective bargaining to improve their working conditions.
Occupation was stratified into four groups based primarily upon education and training: (1) doctor, (2) nurse, (3) professional support staff and (4) nonprofessional support staff.
This funding supported the core University LIC team comprising a senior academic (program director), and two senior professional staff members, with responsibility for the development of the educational program, professional staff and infrastructure in each hub, and part-time rural hub academic coordinators and professional support staff.
"It is us, here in this hall today, education professionals, support staff, teachers, lecturers and school leaders who raise standards of education for all.
Such initiatives include training non-professional support staff and village health workers.
Costs associated with the development and implementation of interventions are collected using a standardised (Excel) format that incorporates costs of health care professionals, support staff and management, as well as costs of ICT, training, information and communication, material, travel, overhead, and so on.
In contrast to health professionals, supporting staff seemed to use those tactics less than health practitioners since the non-clinical staff were less bound by professional norms [ 82].
This document is addressed to health care professionals, supporting staff, hospital administrators, and other stakeholders focused on improved management of hyperglycemia in inpatient settings.
