Sentence examples for welfare administrator from inspiring English sources

The Bloomberg administration has tapped a veteran child welfare administrator who developed an innovative method of foster care as its next commissioner of the Administration for Children's Services.

Mr. Turner, who is paid $150,500 a year, came to the Giuliani administration in February 1998, having built a national reputation as a welfare administrator in Wisconsin.

"The best way to address a changing caseload is to ensure there is maximum flexibility for the states," complains Doug Howard, Michigan's welfare administrator.

Luis Medina, a charismatic and outspoken child welfare administrator who had grown up poor in the city, became one of the most aggressive proponents of the new philosophy.

"The Florida D.C.F. is in such crisis that there needs to be an extensive, national search to find the best child welfare administrator in America," said Mr. Wexler, executive director of the National Coalition for Child Protection Reform.

"Mayors in the past have panicked and dismissed child welfare administrators every time there's been some crisis," Mr. Scoppetta said.

As the willing and the capable have been prodded off public assistance, New York City officials say, they have left behind peers hobbled by addiction, disability and AIDS, a complaint that is increasingly voiced by welfare administrators across the country.

"I wish I could go back to work so bad, but because of my health problems and their stupidness," she said, referring to welfare administrators, "they have made me too nervous and anxious inside".

Ms. Harley's defense lawyer, Claude Tims, who volunteered that he had spent only 15 minutes talking with her and had not yet reviewed the record, wasted no time in blaming welfare administrators.

Lately, city welfare administrators are fuming that there is little they can do to get these people to comply, because New York State regulations will not allow them to stop the Safety Net benefit completely.

In April, the National Governors Association and APHSA conducted a joint survey of governors and state welfare administrators; 41 of the 47 states responding said that the expanded work proposal would force them to make fundamental changes to their state welfare strategies.Mr Berlin claims that the huge drops in the welfare caseload so far were due to a perfect set of circumstances.