Ask the highest ranking manager to send an email to all employees asking them to save the date and time and inviting them to celebrate with co-workers.
Additionally, high-ranking managers do not have to be paid overtime.
Senior executives cluster in the center, with lower-ranking managers around the edges.
Two of the top-ranking managers are at firms headquartered in London.
The original idea was to spread the benefits somewhat equally and prevent the plans from favoring higher-ranking managers.
As high-ranking managers of the firm, his co-defendants have prominent lawyers, whose fees are being paid by Dewey & LeBoeuf's insurance carrier.
Mr. Kelly said he wanted to conduct a broad review of training, including the curriculum at the Police Academy, the methods used to retrain veteran officers and the administrative courses given to high-ranking managers who serve in executive positions.
The country's sixth-largest bank, Suncorp Metway Ltd., has even begun creating a roster of coaches with extensive corporate, board experience or other special training to work one on one with the highest-ranking managers.
The interim chief executive of the El Paso Corporation declared victory today in a dispute with a large part of the company's investors, effectively preventing the company's highest-ranking managers and board from being ousted in a rare coup attempt by shareholders.
Also, interviews with more than a dozen current and former high-ranking managers of Interpublic and its agencies indicate that the blame game between the factions asking, "Who lost Interpublic?" and, "Who says it's lost?" is reaching a level surprisingly intense by even the gossipy standards of Madison Avenue.
Individual interviews were arranged for higher-ranking managers who were not available for group discussions, or whose participation might have prevented other participants (i.e., their subordinates) from talking freely about sensitive issues.
