Sentence examples for welfare manager from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the former full-back Richard Mathers will return to Warrington as player welfare manager.

Into the fold this year comes highly regarded player welfare manager Craig Lambert, whose calm presence can't hurt.

Allan and Lambert – the club's head of football and player welfare manager respectively at the time – accepted 12-month bans and Whitfield a six-month suspension for breaching the same AFL rule the Giants were charged with.

Dennis Phillips, academy and welfare manager at the Timpson Foundation, said prisoners employed through its commercial ventures, such as a dry-cleaning business at Blantyre House prison in Kent, receive the national minimum wage; but trainees only receive the normal prison wage.

If elected, Ms. Reno said she would work to provide prescription drug benefits to the elderly by negotiating rebates with manufacturers, enforce Florida's environmental protection laws more strictly and appoint an experienced child welfare manager to head the troubled Florida Department of Children and Families.

Child welfare managers and administrators are increasingly adapting managed care principles and performance-based evaluation to foster achievement of positive outcomes for children and families, identify programs that work, target get those that don't work for technical assistance and/or sanction, and link payment to performance.

For some, religiosity is a reaction to cultural dislocation… Tells about Omar Ahmed, a welfare case manager who works with the Somali population.

"The only message we have heard for years is accuracy; your error rate is what matters," Ann Sessoms, Minnesota's welfare reform manager, said.

After a Maximus official approached the commissioner's wife, Angela Turner, about involving her father in its Wisconsin efforts, Mrs. Turner encouraged the official to talk to her father about hiring him as a welfare case manager, company officials said in interviews this week.

Deductibility allowances for the cost of investment may reduce total welfare when managers engage in empire building.

This paper describes a process by which anthropologists, computer scientists, and social welfare case managers collaborated to build a stochastic model of welfare advising in Kentucky.