She was promoted once and her pay increased twenty-seven per cent.
Research consistently shows that in American workplaces, women tend to be promoted once their managers see them perform well; men are promoted if managers believe in their potential to do well.
Though it may have been impossible to find anyone else willing and capable of affording them, the Molineux club will have believed in preserving an experienced core that could, in theory, aid them to get promoted once again.
Sutherland offered to resign in a letter to the chair Ursula Lidbetter -herself promoted once the bank's problems were exposed – on a point of principle that the Group was too difficult to govern.
The club have had 18 permanent managers, won promotion, the league title, reached a European semi-final, been relegated twice, fallen into administration and been promoted once in the last 30 years.
He has seen them relegated twice, promoted once and enter (and exit) administration twice.
Her personal crisis was not apparent to her bosses; within 6 months of the time we spoke to her about her disappointment, she was promoted once again, this time to project management, which kept her much closer to science.
In 1980 he was promoted once again to head all CBS-owned-and-operated FM stations, and thus became his father's boss.
You simply move in curves, twists, and turns, with no one there along the way to say that you're doing great, or you need to work on this, or you'll get promoted once you accomplish that.
In 1779, Seymour was promoted once more, making post captain in HMS Porcupine and serving in command of HMS Diana, HMS Ambuscade and HMS Latona, all in the Channel Fleet.
She was then made editor of The Sun, perhaps the most powerful title in Murdoch's stable of newspapers, before being promoted once again to run all of News International.
