Sentence examples for supervisory work from inspiring English sources

The Financial Conduct Authority will begin its "supervisory work" looking at companies this summer and will not be reviewing individual policies, only practices.

Corinne Russell, a spokeswoman for F.H.F.A. said the agency was concluding its supervisory work in this area and would direct Fannie Mae to take necessary action when the work was completed.

She was assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and also was on the staff of Massachusetts General Hospital, where she taught residents, conducted seminars and did supervisory work.

The FCA said that in light of the "significant failings" across the board it was also undertaking further supervisory work on two other debt management firms that were not part of its original sample.

However, it does recognise the considerable difficulties you have faced over the last few months and says: "Although we don't accept liability for the damage, as a gesture of goodwill we are proposing that we will provide the work to establish a new licence and the supervisory work free of charge for a new pipe to be installed alongside a nearby bridge".

Contrary to the statute's original purpose, many workers put in the "salaried" category do little if any supervisory work.

Guidelines and tools for supervision included instructions for conducting supervision, namely rules of conducting supervision meetings, checklists for supervisory visits, work planning action sheets, do's and don'ts of supervision, self-assessments of supervisors' competencies, tips on delegation, a feedback mechanism, and conflict resolution.

With respect to the other variables in the model, overeducation was found to be positively correlated with previous unemployment and job mobility8 and inversely related to years of HE study, field mismatch, participation in a degree programme perceived as prestigious, supervisory responsibilities, hours worked, employment in an R&D intensive firm and employment in a small firm.

The FCA said its inquiry would be a "supervisory piece of work", which would study a sample of the 30m policies.

The key findings were daughters of working mothers completed more years of education, were more likely to be employed, more likely to be in supervisory roles at work and earned higher incomes.

Data were missing for both members of the pair for between 10% (welfare during childhood) and 38% (father's supervisory role at work) of pairs with missing data.