Sentence examples for supervisory employees from inspiring English sources

SMA was significantly (p < 0.001) higher for shop-floor workers compared to administrative and supervisory employees.

Other types of supervisory employees, like shop managers and assistant managers, do not share in the tips.

"It speaks to the mayor's fickle nature," said Arthur Cheliotes, the president of the Communication Workers of America Local 1180, a union for midlevel supervisory employees.

Among other things, the Paycheck Fairness Act would have prohibited employers from retaliating against even supervisory employees who discuss or disclose wages of co-workers.

"It is unfortunate when a city such as Glendale fails in its legal obligation of oversight, and as alleged in the complaint, allows one of its supervisory employees to freely retaliate against a subordinate employee for complaining of the supervisor's unlawful behavior," said their attorney, Solomon Gresen.

Thus, we should develop countermeasures to improve working conditions for local disaster relief and reconstruction workers (e.g., developing educational programs or leaflets to inform workers of the psychological response after a disaster and stress management techniques, as well as to educate supervisory employees about the importance of staff rotation to prevent burn-out).

a supervisory employee, if the allegation involves retaliation against an employee for making a whistleblower disclosure.

The term "supervisory employee" means an employee of the Department who is a supervisor as defined in section 7103(a) of title 5.

In that case, we held that "a union's discipline of one of its members who is a supervisory employee can constitute a violation of § 8(b)(1)(B) only when that discipline may adversely affect the supervisor's conduct in performing the duties of, and acting in his capacity as, grievance adjuster to collective bargainer on behalf of the employer". Id., at 804-805, 94 S.Ct., at 2744-45.

Further, Stanford may require sexual harassment training of non-supervisory employees.

Locus of control and career self-management among non-supervisory employees in industrial settings, Journal of Vocational Behavior.