'supervisory experience' is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically references a person's experience as a supervisor or manager, either in a professional capacity or in a volunteer setting. For example, "In addition to her teaching experience, she has valuable supervisory experience from managing a local youth center."
But choosing a union leader over an officer with supervisory experience is not unheard of.
There were no significant differences in leadership behaviors based on college classification status and supervisory experience.
The Board of Education requires that principals have at least three years of supervisory experience, usually as an assistant principal.
L. 104 208 inserted ", 1 of whom shall have State bank supervisory experience" before period at end.
At graduation, HLDP students are highly sought after by hospitality companies because of their significant front-line supervisory experience.
Mr. Kennedy has worked as a policeman but Ms. LaForgia said he lacks the qualifications to be a commissioner, with no supervisory experience and little knowledge of crime-fighting techniques.
However, research does demonstrate that bad supervisory experiences have a negative impact on supervisees.
The IPR methodology allows us to: anchor the data collected in Phase 1 to specific supervisory experiences from the DVD; elicit the thoughts and feelings of participants in the session; reflect-on-practice; and explore how it may influence future practice.
We found that when supervisory leaders experienced downward envy toward subordinates they saw as competent but cold — that is, capable workers with a more aloof attitude — the leaders were more likely to use abusive supervision to try and close the gap between themselves and their subordinates.
Specific data on nurses such as years of experience, supervisory responsibilities and workload will be obtained (table 3).
Having obtained a work permit via his employer, he is legally allowed to work, though not in a supervisory role despite his experience.
