Sentence examples for senior classification from inspiring English sources

"There are whole organizations within the VA that are overgraded," said a senior classification specialist.

But senior classification specialists found the actual work should have been classified at a GS-5 level, at roughly $31,000 a year.

One senior classification specialist described a manager struggling with underperforming assistants but anxious to avoid the delay and paperwork involved in firing one of them.

Speaking to HuffPost, Molloy challenged the notion that her senior classification specialists could accurately identify misclassified jobs from the information posted on USAJobs.

Oversight of this process has been provided by eight senior classification specialists charged with monitoring job descriptions and requesting corrections of those that have been misclassified.

"We get a lot of pressure from supervisors and managers to be flexible and compliant to the desires of those we serve," a senior classification specialist said.

In May alone, senior VA classification specialists identified 284 probably misclassified positions newly posted on the federal jobs site, USAJobs.

Altogether, senior VA classification specialists identified 284 probable misclassified jobs newly posted for hire during May alone, which would lead to estimated overpayments of $3.3 million per year.

For types of occupation, respondents were categorised into 10 major groups according to the Department of Statistics standard method of classification, namely, senior officer, professional, technical, clerical, service, skilled agriculture and fisheries, craftsman, plant and machine operator, elementary occupation, and unemployed.

Only four people are in the BBC's "category-one" of public figures, a classification reserved for senior members of the royal family: the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Charles and the Duke of Cambridge.

Causes of death were coded according to ICD-10 classification by a senior consultant physician and an associate professor of forensic medicine, a procedure which eliminated inconsistencies in recording drug related deaths, which are often found when data from national cause of death registers are used as only source.